"Jaylin Lane seems to be an obvious choice after the organization invested a fourth-round draft pick in the Virginia Tech product. The Commanders could pair another rookie with Lane giving Ja'Corey Brooks a chance to fit that final roster spot," Sobleski wrote.

Running back Austin Ekeler joined the Washington Commanders last season after seven years in Los Angeles with the Chargers. In his first season in Washington, as the Commanders enjoyed their highest win total since their last Super Bowl season in 1991,

The Washington Commanders have parted ways with a young running back as they make room on the roster for the veteran pass rusher, Von Miller, this week.

Bleacher Report's Brent Sobleski projects Washington Commanders UDFA wide receiver Ja'Corey Brooks will make 53-man roster.

Fortunes have changed for the Washington Commanders. They now have a top-10 roster, according to ESPN, one year after having one of the worst.

The Washington Commanders have taken a deliberate approach to building their roster, emphasizing veteran leadership as they opened training camp this week with the NFL's oldest active roster.

ESPN predicts Washington Commanders running back and former sixth round pick Chris Rodriguez Jr. won't make 53-man roster.

All we can think about is all of those fans falling and coming oh so close to landing on Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Hurts, but as you may have heard, the Commander in Chief, President Donald Trump, has threatened to block a deal allowing the construction of a new stadium in our great nation's capital city.

Washington Commanders Commanders have their 53-man roster, but it’s ‘fluid and it’s not final’ The team released 34 players, including 2023 draft picks K.J. Henry and Andre Jones.