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The Washington Commanders made a significant move by trading a fifth round pick for wide receiver Deebo Samuel from the San Francisco 49ers. The veteran playmaker went to Twitter/X to comment on his former team and was very appreciative of his time in San Francisco.
Major League Baseball (MLBh has shared that the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles jointly announce the final resolution of all issues related to the MASN dispute.
The Washington Capitals are celebrating the ‘Rock The Red’ era of their history with a series of special appearances at Verizon stores across the DMV with Nicklas Backstrom making an appearance in Rockville on Thursday.
The Washington Commanders have been mentioned as a candidate to trade for several big-name players who will likely be moving on from their previous teams this offseason– with Cooper Kupp and Myles Garrett being two of the names we hear most.
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The Washington Commanders announced today that Brian Schneider has been named the team’s new assistant special teams coordinator. Schneider takes over for John Glenn who served as the team’s assistant special teams coordinator during the 2024-25 season. Jesse Madden has been added to the coaching staff as an offensive quality control coach. Madden joins the team following his graduation from the University of Michigan.
The Washington Commanders are coming off a successful 12-5 season, reaching the NFC Championship before losing to the eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. With a strong turnaround driven by a mix of young players and veterans, the team now faces decisions about re-signing 29 of its free agents in addition to looking for outside talent to bring in. We will provide our predictions on the likelihood of each free agent from this past season’s team returning to the team next year.
Timmy Smith may not be a household name, though it may have been for a brief period of time in early 1988 (1987 season) when he rushed for 204 yards and two touchdowns in Super Bowl XXII when the Washington Redskins beat the Denver Broncos 42-10.
Back in October, Baltimore Police arrested 24-year-old John Callis of Baltimore following the brutal assault that was captured in a viral video of the man assaulting two Washington Commanders fans following this past season’s Ravens/Commanders game. The man was arrested, and today he was sentenced.
Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris took out a full page ad in Thursday’s Washington Post newspaper, sharing a letter to the fans. It can be seen in full below:
The Washington Capitals have shared that beloved public address announcer, Wes Johnson, is facing a significant medical emergency.