A look back at special moments from the career of No. 44

The Washington Commanders were on the field for a final time this offseason to finish up their last minicamp practice before training camp in late July.

The Washington Commanders were back on the field for their second minicamp practice of the offseason. Take a look at some of the best photos from the afternoon.

The Washington Commanders officially began their three-day minicamp on Tuesday. Check out the top photos from the action on the field.

Washington's new team dog looked absolutely fetching during his first meetings with the Commanders. The 12-week-old yellow labrador puppy, will spend the upcoming season with the Burgundy & Gold while he works on his basic skills and commands in training to become a service dog for veterans.

On Saturday, June 6, the Commanders, including Washington Legend Josh Morgan, Command Force and Major Tuddy, hosted a youth football clinic at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Southwest D.C.

The Washington Commanders were back on the field for the second week of OTAs. Here are some of the best shots from their practice on Tuesday.

Major Tuddy, Legends and Command Force brought some extra celebration and fun to the DCSAA Girls Flag Invitational Championship

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In preparation for Loudoun County's first season of girls flag this fall, the Commanders hosted an introductory level skills and drills clinic.

The Washington Commanders were on the field for the start of their OTAs. Check out the top photos from the afternoon practice.

On their 1,000-mile ride from Jacksonville to New York City, veterans participating in Wounded Warrior's Soldier Ride 250 were welcomed at Northwest Stadium for refreshments, remarks and a locker room tour.