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Now that the season is on the horizon, Commanders.com is going to break down each of Washington’s opponents. We’ll move on to the Seahawks, who are fresh off their Super Bowl victory and looking for an encore performance.

The Washington Commanders are done with the offseason workout program, but there were a few players to stood out to analyst Logan Paulsen. Here are some of his top players who got him excited for training camp in July.

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The Commanders are hoping there are more games like that in store for Newton. The former Illinois defensive tackle dealt with injuries throughout his first two seasons, which hampered his availability and performance. But Newton said he’s the healthiest he has been since he joined the NFL, and he’s ready to wreak more havoc in opposing backfields.

The Washington Commanders are getting ready for the third season of the Dan Quinn era, and the expectations remain high.

Tunsil has high hopes for what Conerly can achieve, and he’s willing to do whatever he can to help him reach his potential.

Chig Okonkwo has big plans for his future, and he believes he is in the right place to make those dreams a reality.

Hungry to keep leveling up at these various stages in their coaching careers, Macklin (quarterbacks), Ramey (wide receivers), Webster (special teams) and Williams (defensive backs) were all excited about the opportunity to be a Bill Walsh Fellow during Washington’s 2026 minicamp.

The Commanders will host a total of eleven open practices from August 1 – August 19, including five for all fans and six for season ticket members while supplies last. Fans can claim their free tickets beginning Tuesday, June 23 at 10:00 a.m.

Bill doesn’t look little anymore. He’s a little bigger, a little stronger and ready to take another step forward in his second season.

The Washington Commanders are getting ready for the third season of the Dan Quinn era, and the expectations remain high despite missing the playoffs last year.

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Monday, June 22, 2025.

Doug is thrilled to have him working across the hall, but he's also just happy to see more of his son, and being coworkers is the newest knot to what was already a tight bond between them.

Commanders analyst Santana Moss is an avid stock investor, and he sees plenty of potential in the Commanders' market. Here are some of his thoughts on the roster and who he thinks could take a step forward in 2026.

Just as head coach Dan Quinn promised, the Commanders had their third minicamp practice -- albeit much shorter than the previous two -- on Thursday to get a better look at their depth heading into training camp. Let's get into some of the top quotes and plays from the day.

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. – The Washington Commanders announced today that they have made the following hires and promotions with the personnel and player health and performance staffs.

Skansi, who oversaw scouting in the West, and Cook, who worked primarily in the Southeast region, both arrived in Washington in 2017.

Jayden Daniels took some time to speak to the media about his and the offense’s progress during the offseason.

The Washington Commanders were giddy when Sonny Styles fell to them at No. 7 overall, and so far, perhaps unsurprisingly, the Commanders have been pleased with their investment.

The Washington Commanders began their three-day minicamp on Tuesday, and unlike some teams that elect to cancel the final practice before the summer break, they’re going to get a full week’s worth of work.