We are just a few days away from the Commanders suiting up and taking the practice field for training camp to compete for roster spots and prepare for the 2026 season. There are high expectations for what they can accomplish this year and plenty for fans to get reacquainted with before they are allowed to attend practice later in August. So, here are 26 quotes that will help get you ready to go camping.

The Washington Commanders announced today the team's 2026 Bill Walsh NFL Diversity Coaching Fellows for training camp – Ryan Crawford, Sammy Morris and DJ Gillins. Washington will host all three fellows through the first week of the preseason schedule.

The Washington Commanders have been awarded SAFETY Act Designation by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS), recognizing the organization's comprehensive security program at Northwest Stadium and its ongoing commitment to providing a safe and secure environment for all fans, guests, players, and staff.

Linebacker Leo Chenal had multiple options for where he could go for the next phase of his career, but joining the Washington Commanders for the 2026 season was "a no-brainer" as he put it in a recent interview on NFL Network.

There's plenty of excitement about the Washington Commanders heading into the 2026 season, but there are some players who deserve a little more of the spotlight.

We're one week away from the Washington Commanders taking the field for training camp, which means it's time to get reacquainted with the roster. Here's a look at how the team performed in 2025 and a quick breakdown of the offensive lineup.

Now that the season is on the horizon, Commanders.com is going to break down each of Washington's opponents. We'll wrap the series up with the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are looking to repeat AFC South champs for the second straight season.

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Wednesday, July 22, 2025.

The Washington Commanders feel like they have one of the best offensive tackles in the sport in Laremy Tunsil, and it turns out that the rest of the league agrees with them.

For the "Good Morning Football" crew, their focus is on one of the Commanders' main offseason goals: getting the ground attack more involved in the game plan.

The Washington Commanders injected more talent on their roster this offseason, and the analysts on the "Command Center" podcast broke down which players stand out from the rest. Brian Mitchell, Santana Moss and Fred Smoot give their their list of the top 10 players on the Commanders' roster with less than two weeks before training camp.