Fernando @FerrWAS

@FanWashComders Coincido con Burks, tengo dudas respecto a Lane, pero ese punto que mencionas de equipos especiales es muy importante. También Jefferson ha mostrado algunas cosas interesantes, pero sigo creyendo que Luke lleva una ligera ventaja. Saludos!

El tener a Stefon Diggs en Washington cambia completamente la perspectiva de la posición de WR. Con Terry, Diggs y Williams seguros, la competencia por los 3 o 4 puestos de WR's será más fuerte y hará mejores a los que buscan quedarse con un lugar en el equipo. ¿Quienes serán?

Por lo que he leído en diversos reportes del campamento de entrenamiento de WAS, veo a McCaffrey y Burks con ligera ventaja. Quienes serán el (o los) último(s)? D. Brown J. Lane V. Jefferson J. Bradley R. Cracraft C. Hilton N. Nash

Great moment here between Stefon Diggs and Terry McLaurin

Only 4 teams in Washington history have had two 1,000-yard receivers in the same year: ​• '16: Garçon & Jackson • '99: Westbrook & Connell • '91: Monk & Clark • '89: Monk, Clark & Sanders (The Posse) ​Can the #Commanders pull it off in 2026?

Kid went to the NFC chip with -Terry -90 year old Ertz -“Brob” -Dyami as WR2 -“Olamide Zaccheus” And now has.. -Terry -Bill/White RB DUO -STEFON DIGGS -CHIG -Antonio Williams/Burks/Dyami/LMC interchangeable. shits about to get scary.

Stefon Diggs 🤝 Terry McLaurin

No Allegretti again today. Jayden is taking pre-practice snaps from Good-Jones. Mariota is taking snaps from Gulbin

@imaisterrena @f_escopeta Julian Good-Jones está teniendo repeticiones con el equipo titular como C y Brandon Coleman como LG

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This was the biggest offensive line project I've ever undertaken. 180+ offensive linemen. Hundreds of games studied. Individual trait grades, tiers and scouting reports for every projected starter and key backup entering 2026. 2026 B/R NFL1000 is now live. Overall OL rankings: bleacherreport.com/articles/25460…

Laremy Tunsil working pre-practice with Josh Conerly. This is the good stuff

Sam Cosmi on Sonny Styles “His size and his speed, his athleticism. The way he carries himself, too. He wants to learn. He knows his place. I think he’s a great addition to the team. I’m excited to see what he’s capable of. He has every athletic ability trait that you can think of. He’s one of the biggest linebackers I’ve seen that can move the way he can move. ... I’m excited. I think he can be a really, really special player.”

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I know this may sound crazy, but Luke McCaffrey is quietly positioning himself as a real candidate to be the Commanders WR2 in 2026. The 6’2”, 195 pound, third round pick and third year receiver out of Rice only played nine games last season before a broken collarbone ended his year in Week 9, but the limited sample was extremely efficient. On just 15 targets he caught 11 passes for 203 yards and 3 touchdowns and an eye popping 18.5 yards per reception. Zero drops. Average depth of target sat in the 14-15 yard range. He generated strong yards after the catch (around 6.6 per reception) and posted an elite passer rating when targeted (154.9). His overall PFF grade jumped noticeably from his rookie season, showing clear year over year development. What LMC brings to the offense is: - size and length to win contested balls and work the intermediate to deep areas. - Legitimate speed and suddenness to stretch the field on play action. - The ability to create after the catch. - Versatility to align outside or in the slot. In David Blough’s scheme more under center, heavier play action, receivers moving all over the formation, and those traits fit cleanly. He gives Jayden Daniels a bigger body who can win downfield when defenses focus on Terry McLaurin and creates leverage for everyone else. Special teams value is where LMC has already proven himself as one of the better kick returners in the league. In 2025 he returned 26 kickoffs for 769 yards (29.6 average) with a long of 58. Career numbers sit at 36 returns for 1,068 yards (29.7 average). He also contributed on coverage units. That duel way threat ability of offense and special teams is valuable for roster construction and game day flexibility. The honest weaknesses in the sample size is that it's small. He has only 29 career receptions. Route polish and consistency against press coverage are still developing and he is not yet a polished every down separator. The collarbone injury ended his 2025 season early, so durability is a question mark until he proves he can stay on the field for a full year. He has not yet shown he can handle a high target volume week after week. Even with those caveats, the efficiency when he does get opportunities, the physical tools, the special teams production, and the improving tape make him a legitimate dark horse for a bigger role. The WR2 job is wide open behind McLaurin no matter what anyone says. If LMC stays healthy, continues refining his routes, and earns more snaps in Blough’s system, last year’s small sample production could turn into consistent starter level output. Lets not count #11 yet. The metrics already show that the upside is real. #RaiseHail #Commanders x.com/Commanders/sta…

Brandon Coleman taking a couple snaps at C after practice. He’s still competing with Chris Paul at LG but… the more you can do … and with Allegretti out a week or so they might need another player at the position (or even down the road) so take a few snaps now.

On Instagram, @KingTunsil78 shared a preview of his docu-series training down in Tuscaloosa. ​Featured in the clip are second-year RT Josh Conerly and third-year guard Brandon Coleman. Tunsil’s leadership on and off the field for Washington has been huge. ​#RaiseHail

Some roster moves. Adding a center is a sign of something. @Commanders #RaiseHail

Commanders age on defense when the season starts: Payne: 29 Settle: 29 Kinlaw: 28 Omenihu: 28 Oweh: 27 Chaisson: 27 Styles: 21 Chenal: 25 OR Luvu: 29 Amos: 24 Sainristil: 25 Robertson: 28 Cross: 25 Martin: 26 Harris: 30

The Washington Commanders TE room is full of playmakers with different toolsets that David Blough can take advantage of. Commanders Depth Chart projection: TE1: Chig Okonkwo - Great receiver and space creator TE2: John Bates - Best blocking TE in the NFL and could be fun in motion to set up explosive run plays TE3: Ben Sinnott - Versatile H-back archetype with good YAC ability and high upside in both run and pass schemes TE4: Colson Yankoff - Athletic converted QB with special teams versatility and dynamic developmental upside (had catch of the day yesterday) Safe to assume this offense may include more 12 and 13 personnel. If that's the case, excited to see these TEs get more opportunities to impact the game and create plays. Feels like this TE room is falling under the radar in a lot of ways. What do you expect from this TE room as a whole heading into this season? 📸: Chigoziem Okonkwo on IG | #RaiseHail

How to get the people going: big-man catches. (Ngl … the OL can catch.)

Commanders age on offense when the season starts: Daniels: 25 Croskey-Merritt: 25 White: 27 McLaurin: 30 Williams: 22 McCaffrey: 25 OR Burks 26 Chig: 27 Sinnott: 24 Tunsil: 32 Coleman: 25 OR Paul: 27 Allegretti: 30 Cosmi: 27 Conerly: 22