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Commanders Wire
Commanders surprisingly release rookie running back
With Jeremy McNichols set to return, the Commanders moved on from rookie running back.
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Dolphins Wire
Dolphins claim RB who ran well against them in the preseason
The Miami Dolphins are looking for more depth in their running back room, so they claimed one off waivers.
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Commanders Wire
Commanders' fans upset over release of rookie running back
And they hope to bring him back.
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Commanders Wire
Why did the Commanders release rookie running back?
Why did the Commanders release rookie RB Kaytron Allen?
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SB Nation
Commanders roster moves: Sixth-round NFL draft pick Kaytron Allen waived
The Washington Commanders waived sixth-round rookie Kaytron Allen, who was a hyped selection out of Penn State.
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SB Nation
Tyler’s Take — Adam Peters is on a bad trajectory as Washington’s general manager
Our Mark Tyler breaks down how decisions GM Adam Peters has made have hurt the Commanders in 2026
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AP News
Jayden Daniels pledges to 'embrace the brace' on left arm as Commanders QB returns to practice
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is back with a newly healed left elbow and a brace to accompany it
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SB Nation
Dan Quinn: C Lucas Patrick is Commanders starter, Rachaad White’s toughness
Dan Quinn held his Friday press conference in advance of Week 5 against the New York Giants
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Bengals Wire
Surprise Commanders release could help Bengals on waiver wire
The Bengals might want to submit a waiver wire claim...
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SB Nation
Will Commanders fill open roster spot with an IR return? – All aTwitter
Washington has 3 players eligible for return from IR: Amos, Wise & McNichols;; they also worked out 3 DBs on Tuesday
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SB Nation
Commanders roster news: Two signed to practice squad; Vet QB gets workout
Commanders make several moves as injuries continue to mount
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Commanders Wire
NFL's officiating problem is off to a historic start in 2026
Two things stand out more than anything across the NFL through four weeks: injuries and penalties.
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