Washington Commanders offensive lineman Nate Herbig ended his time with them before it began. The 27-year-old announced his retirement on Tuesday, one week into his first training camp with the NFL team. Source link
‘Commanders Saw Us as Expendable’: A Russian Soldier’s View of the War The Wall Street Journal Source link
The push to bring the Commanders back to “old D.C.” by building a domed stadium on the RFK Campus took another step on Wednesday as the D.C. Council prepares for a pair of public hearings on the plan. Source link
Receiver Terry McLaurin missed the first practice of Washington Commanders training camp, but teammates and coaches aren’t worried. His absence has given the 11 other receivers on the roster a chance to shine. Source link
Terry McLaurin did not report to Washington Commanders training camp Tuesday as the team’s top receiver seeks a new contract, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. Source link
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson said Monday they’re laser-focused on bringing the Commanders back to a rebuilt RFK Stadium, despite recent threats from President Trump. Source link
President Trump was always there around this Washington Commanders stadium deal, like gas fumes around a refinery. Source link
President Trump wants the Washington Commanders to return to the Redskins name and American Indian imagery the NFL franchise used before 2020. Source link
The timing – not the act — of the Washington Commanders announcement that they are retiring the number of Hall of Famer Art Monk may have been fortuitous, coming the same day that Terry McLaurin was going to hold court with the media about his contract war. Source link
The timing – not the act — of the Washington Commanders announcement that they are retiring the number of Hall of Famer Art Monk may have been fortuitous, coming the same day that Terry McLaurin was going to hold court with the media about his contract war. Source link
