Chase Young

Chase Young speaks to the media after practice on November 2nd, 2022.

In episode 3 of Commanders Log, the team travels to Joint Base Andrews for its annual training camp practice at the United States military facility in Prince George's County, Md. The next day, despite standout performances from rookies Sam Howell and Brian Robinson, Washington loses a close one at home in its preseason opener against the Carolina Panthers in the first official game of the Commanders era. The following day, defensive end Chase Young travels to Richmond, Va., to be the honorary pace car driver at the Federated Auto Parts 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway.

Washington's all-time sack leader Ryan Kerrigan joins Logan Paulsen to breakdown the Commanders current defensive lineman. Plus, the two take a look back at some of Kerrigan's most iconic plays.

On this episode of Command Center, Julie Donaldson is joined by Logan Paulsen and Santana Moss at training camp where they taking a look at some of the position groups that have the most on the line when battling for a spot on the roster (0:50). Then special guest and Washington legend Ryan Kerrigan sits down to talk about what went into his retirement and look back at his career (5:16). Logan puts the show stopper to work in the film room to break down Washington's current defensive line unit (12:46). And with the first week in the books, we share who's stood out so far for the burgundy and gold! (22:32).

Logan Paulsen and Rick 'Doc' Walker join Bram Weinstein to take a deeper dive into the Commanders defensive front.

In this episode of Command Center we're focusing on the defense. Santana Moss and Logan Paulsen join Julie Donaldson to discuss the impact of Chase Young (5:31). Plus, Logan and Shawn Springs go inside the film room to breakdown defensive end Montez Sweat (9:26). Washington alumni London Fletcher sits down with linebacker Cole Holcomb in 'Old School, New School' (15:53). Then, Santana and Logan dive into their early NFC East defensive rankings (21:07).

Chase Young speaks to the media after OTA practice on June 1, 2022.

Washington had a trio of injuries to some of its best players last season -- Chase Young, Logan Thomas and Curtis Samuel -- and in this segment Logan Paulsen and Santana Moss discuss the importance of having them back on the field in 2022 and how they are progressing thus far in the offseason.

In this exclusive interview, defensive end Chase Young sits down with senior vice president of media & content Julie Donaldson to tell us how his rehab is going so far, how he's still help the team despite not being able to be on the field yet and how he can't wait to be back out there with his teammates.

Former Hog and Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth joins the Command Center trio of Julie Donaldson, Santana Moss and Logan Paulsen to talk about how to gauge a successful season for the rookies as well as a few guys coming off of injuries (8:55). Also, Chase Young joins Julie Donaldson for an exclusive interview to talk about how his rehab is going, and how much he's itching to get back onto the field with his teammates (1:00). We also hear which animals cornerback William Jackson III compares to his teammates to (21:20), and we celebrate a very special birthday on the set.

Julie Donaldson sits down with defensive end Chase Young to discuss his recovery and plans for the 2022 offseason.

Kam Curl, Daron Payne, Matt Ioannidis, Jon Allen, and Chase Young speak to the media in their end of the year press conference on Monday, January 10th at Inova Sports Performance Center.

Chase Young honors his grandfather Carl Robinson, an air force veteran, in this week's Salute to Service game alongside USAA.

We had Washington Football Team captain Chase Young on the Hot Mic for the Week 8 matchup against the Denver Broncos. From the sidelines to the field listen in to all that the Predator had to say.

Defensive end Chase Young speaks to the media following the game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, October 31.

Can't-Miss Play: Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young punches football out of Denver Broncos running back Melvin Gordon's hand in the final 30 seconds.

Defensive end Chase Young goes 1-on-1 with Julie Donaldson following the Washington Football Team's 31-13 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Defensive end Chase Young addresses the media following the game vs Kansas City Chiefs on October 17 at FedExField.

Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young swipes past Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Mike Remmers to sack quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Washington Football Team defensive end Chase Young pays homage to the late Sean Taylor with his facemask design in Week 6 against Kansas City.

Washington Football Team defensive lineman Chase Young records a sack-fumble on New Orleans Saints quarterback Jameis Winston to force a turnover.

Defensive end Chase Young addresses the media after practice on Thursday, October 7 at Inova Sports Performance Center.

Defensive end Chase Young addresses the media following the week 4 game against the Falcons on Sunday, October 3rd.

Chase Young addresses the media after practice on Thursday, September 30 at Inova Sports Performance Center.

DE Chase Young addresses media on Wednesday, September 22nd at Inova Sports Performance Center.

Young, who tore his ACL against the Tamp Bay Buccaneers in Week 10 of the 2021 season, has taken another step in his recovery as he rejoins the active roster.

Young was excited to be back on the field but wants to follow the plan set by the team for making his 2022 debut.

The Washington Commanders have announced the following roster moves on Wednesday.

Young had a positive meeting with the doctor this week and is on track to return to practice next week.

Young held his first youth football camp last weekend, and he cherishes being able to help young athletes achieve their dreams.

Paulsen and Moss discuss what they want to see from Young, Samuel and the rest of Washington's injured players as they return to the field.

Young is still a ways off from making a full recovery, but he is pleased with his progress.

Young gave Smith pointers during their days together at Ohio State, and he still gives the young defensive end advice as Smith enters the next chapter of his career

Washington suffered injuries to key players during the 2021 season, but it did offer a chance to evaluate its depth at the position.

Young, who suffered a knee injury in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, spoke to the media Monday afternoon and said he feels himself improving every day.

Carter, who joined The Washington Football Team's roster in the offseason, has put up career numbers and leads the NFL in kickoff return yards.

With Chase Young out for the rest of the season, Ron Rivera said other members of Washington's pass rush will need to step up.

On the cusp of upsetting last year's Super Bowl champions, Young encouraged his teammates to keep playing at halftime.

Young suffered a knee injury against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the second quarter and did not return to the game.

The Washington Football Team has another measuring stick game against the Kansas City Chiefs for Week 6. Here are three player and position groups who could have key roles this Sunday.

Young, last year's Defensive Rookie of the Year, was ranked No. 61 by his NFL peers.

Young already proved he can be dominant in the NFL. Now, it's all about fine-tuning his skillset.

The reigning Defensive Rookie of the Year ensured his parents will be driving in style to his games in the future.

Chase Young and Montez Sweat have emerged as one of the best young edge defender duos in the NFL.

Young led all rookies with 7.5 sacks and recorded 44 tackles, four pass deflections, four forced fumbles and a touchdown.

Young was the fourth-highest edge defender on the list at No. 37.

Relive Young's 2020 campaign through the lens of those tasked with containing him.

Thomas and Young were crucial to Washington's success this past season.

Young led all rookies in sacks, recorded 44 tackles and had a fumble returned for a touchdown.

The Pro Football Writers of America announced its All-NFL, All-AFC and All-NFC teams Monday.