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Austin Ekeler will wear number 30 for the Washington Commanders this season.

The Washington Commanders are sending Quarterback Sam Howell, a 2024 fourth-round pick, and a 2024 sixth-round pick to the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for a 2024 third-round pick and a 2024 fifth-round pick.

The Commanders and Running Back Austin Ekeler have agreed to a 2-year deal worth up to $11 million. The Commanders now have an explode one-two punch with Ekeler and Robinson.

Seven-time Pro-Bowl selection and Philadelphia sports icon Jason Kelce announced he is retiring from the NFL.

While this is a Washington Commanders news page, I wanted to give respect and congratulations to Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce on his retirement! Changed the game at center and is loved by all NFL fans. Thank you! #JasonKelce

Roster Update: Washington Commanders have released Tackle Charles Leno Jr. and Tight End Logan Thomas.

A recent report by Sports Illustrated stated that the Commanders ‘have been waiting for’ someone like Drake Maye. Could this be Washington’s next franchise QB?

There is a lot of speculation about who the Commanders will draft. Do they trade up to the number 1 pick? Or stay in the number 2 spot. Most analysts are predicting that the Commanders will draft a QB.

Here we go Commander fans…..Washington has hired Kliff Kingsbury for their Offensive Coordinator position. Eric Bieniemy is out. Could this potentially mean that the Commanders trade up to draft Caleb Williams as the number 1 pick?

The Washington Commanders have hired Dan Quinn as their new head coach. He was previously the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys and the head coach for the Atlanta Falcons. He was the head coach for the Falcons in the unforgettable Super bowl matchup vs the Patriots.

After the Ben Johnson news, there has been speculation on who the Commanders will turn to next for their head coaching job. Rumors are turning to Mike Vrabel (the last head coach for the Tennessee Titans) or Dan Quinn (the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys).

Breaking News: Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson has opted to stay with the Lions next season. The Washington Commanders were headed to Detroit to meet with Johnson, but were informed he was staying with Detroit while on their way.

The Washington Commanders recently hired Adam Peters who was previously the assistant general manager for the San Francisco 49ers. He has also had Super Bowl winning seasons with the New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos. #Commanders

After the Commanders fired their last head coach (Ron Rivera), who led the team to a 26-40-1 record through four seasons, the team is looking to hire a new head coach. The team has expressed the most interest in Ben Johnson. He is the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions.