A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Friday, Feb. 3, 2023.

Whether the Washington Commanders decide to re-sign a few of their own or bring in some new players during free agency, the team will need to address its depth at linebacker. Here’s a breakdown of what some of the players at the Shrine Bowl had to say about their experiences.

Ryan Kerrigan's draft journey began in Mobile, Alabama. Now he is directing young defensive linemen at the Senior Bowl looking to make their mark on the NFL

The NFL's best players are getting ready to participate in the new format of the Pro Bowl, and the five Washington Commanders players in attendance are going to be busy. Here's a full breakdown of all the events the Washington's players will participate in this week.

Beathard won two Super Bowls with Washington and laid the foundation for the franchise's third Lombardi Trophy during the 1991 season.

Lynn, who has been an NFL coach since his time with the Denver Broncos in 2000, is in his first season with the 49ers after serving as the Detroit Lions’ offensive coordinator in 2021. Lynn has coached for six other teams in his career, including three seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers as their head coach.

Atonio Mafi and Jerome Carvin explain how they have improved in pass protection during their careers.

Some of the best college prospects in the country are putting on a show in Mobile, Alabama, for the 2023 Senior Bowl, and the Washington Commanders’ scouts and coaches are there to get a look at what they could add to the roster. Here are some players for fans to watch throughout the week.

The last 12 months have been filled with so many milestones and unforgettable experiences with Washington fans.

After long days working in tech, Glawe relishes the opportunity to lean into her love of dance at FedExField.

Bill and Stephanie Johnson make an unlikely pair. She is a diehard Cowboys fan. He is a diehard Commanders fan. And though they love the team the other one hates, this element of their relationship has actually strengthened their bond.

In addition to Young’s Wood You Wear, Heart of the City Candles, Ar’ryles, The Museum and D.C. Proper were invited to vend at FedExField’s West End Zone Pavilion during the team’s Sunday Night Football game against the New York Giants.

Hosted by the Washington Commanders Charitable Foundation, the event was unique from other Washington toy giveaways because it brought together partners from across many sectors to level up the scale of the initiative and support so many more families this holiday season.

The attention generated by the “Commanders song” has been a whirlwind for the Sellerses, who are lifelong Washington fans. It had humble beginnings with stops that included Woody brainstorming lyrics in his FedEx delivery truck and a beat purchased on BeatStars.com.