The Commanders’ head coach announced one veteran offensive lineman is stepping away from the game during training camp.

Residents had some strong opinions about President Donald Trump's most-recent insertion into the Washington Commanders' attempt to return to D.C.

It appears that Coleman will be Washington's left guard in 2025. That's where he's lined up in training camp, while Allegretti, last year's left guard, works at right guard until Cosmi returns. When Cosmi returns, Allegretti becomes Washington's swing guy on the inside.

Traded from the 49ers for a fifth-round pick, the veteran wide receiver is hungry to show he can bounce back and return to his Pro Bowl form.

Ensuring Jayden Daniels avoids a sophomore slump is the most important task for the Washington Commanders this offseason, and the coaching staff has taken it seriously by undergoing work to change ...

Now Quinn's plans remain intact, and the coaching Daniels receives won't change." The Commanders coaching staff can further implement their touch on the team after establishing a culture last season.

Washington's NFL franchise is no stranger to controversy and name debates. Here's why the Commanders changed their name and why they can't go back.

In July 2021, the club announced its new nickname, the Guardians, which was inspired by a pair of stone sculptures, known as the Guardians of Traffic, along the Hope Memorial Bridge near the ballpark. The team also debuted a “Diamond C” logo on players’ caps to go with the new name.

The Washington Commanders are entering their second season with head coach Dan Quinn at the helm. Quinn recently spoke about the changes he plans to make going into Year 2 and the role he wants ...

President Trump said Sunday he would support changing the Washington Commanders’ name back to the Redskins but suggested that, should the capital’s NFL team started winning more, he could get on board with the current name.