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Now that one of his biggest goals has been a reality for nearly a year, it’s time for Jones to focus on the next one: build on what he learned as a rookie and make a bigger impact. 

Season 3 of Commanders Log continues as it follows the Washington Commanders during free agency and the NFL Combine.

Take a look at the top photos of the Washington Commanders going through Phase 2 of their offseason workout program.

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Friday, April 19, 2024.

Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters and assistant general manager Lance Newmark addressed the media ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. Here are five takeaways from their press conference. 

In preparation for the draft, Commanders.com will be breaking down players who could be available in each round the Commanders have a pick. We’re moving on to the second round, where the Commanders hold the No. 36 and 40 picks.

Change is not new for Cosmi; he adjusted to playing guard after being a tackle his whole career and ended up allowing just four quarterback hits on 777 pass-block plays. Just like the position switch, Cosmi is embracing this new wave of change. 

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Check out the top photos of the Washington Commanders wrapping up Week 2 of the offseason workout program.

In preparation for the draft, Commanders.com will be breaking down players who could be available in each round the Commanders have a pick. We’re moving on to the third round, where the Commanders hold the No. 67, 78 and 100 picks. 

Henry spent most of last spring worrying about his 40 time, broad jump and interviewing with teams interested in drafting him. Now with the opportunity to get a full NFL offseason under his belt, Henry wants to take advantage of the extra work and build on what he did last year. 

In anticipation of the 2024 NFL Draft, which will be held April 25 - 27 in Detroit, Michigan, here's a compilation of various league experts' predictions about what the Washington Commanders will do with the No. 2 overall pick. Check back weekly until the draft for more updates.

In anticipation for that selection, Commanders.com will highlight one mock draft from a draft expert each week to delve into how that player would fit with Washington. In the penultimate edition of this year’s Mock Draft Monday series, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. gives Washington help at quarterback, offensive line and cornerback. 

Gardi joins the Commanders after working at the NFL League Office for 21 years. He held the role of senior vice president of football operations for 10 years. Prior to his role as senior vice president of football operations, he served as the League’s vice president of labor relations and football administration. Gardi started at the League Office as counsel in 2003. 

Allegretti had a choice as the Chiefs went into halftime down 10-3 to the San Francisco 49ers: take himself out of the game and force the Chiefs to play a third-string offensive lineman against the 49ers’ talented pass rush or tough it out and play. Allegretti chose the latter, and not did it play a part in the Chiefs winning the game, but it also taught Allegretti something about himself. 

Commanders.com will be breaking down players who could be available in each round the Commanders have a pick. After starting with the seventh round, we’re moving on to the fifth round, where the Commanders hold the No. 139 and 152 picks. 

Projected first-round picks Caleb Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr., Jayden Daniels and 10 other college prospects have accepted invites to attend the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit.

In two weeks, the Commanders will make another major decision when they’re on the clock with the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Here’s a look at each of the Falcons’ first-round picks with Quinn as their head coach and what they’ve accomplished in the NFL so far. 

Obada, one of the few players Washington kept from its own crop of free agents, got first-hand experience in that months before Quinn was even considered as a candidate for the open job in Washington, and it showed him all he needed to know about Quinn’s approach. 

Luvu, ranked No. 35 on Pro Football Focus’ list of top 200 free agents heading into the new league year, was one of the first players Washington signed as part of the new regime’s efforts to recalibrate the roster. Though he’s been in the league since 2018, Luvu has only recently begun to hit his stride on the field, collecting 12.5 sacks, 20 quarterback hits and 136 tackles in the last two seasons.