After last season’s struggles to stop the run, Washington has spent the offseason confronting some weighty issues.

The Commanders, in fact, seem ready to revamp their defensive line this offseason. They have 28 free agents — one of the highest totals in the league — and five are defensive linemen ...

On the first play of the NFC Championship Game, the Washington Commanders liked their defensive call against the Philadelphia ...

After a standout campaign, Daniels didn’t just flash potential last year; he delivered. As the Offensive Rookie of the Year and seventh in MVP voting, he threw for over 3,500 yards and 25 touchdowns ...

Yet, Commanders Wire believes GM Adam Peters addressed the run defense in the offseason. No, Washington still does not ...

The Commanders’ defensive line ranked 31st in the NFL in PFF grade last season, largely because of poor run defense (39.1 PFF run-defense grade).

Payne's voice is rising as a new-look Commanders' defensive line takes shape around him. To stream WUSA9 on your phone, you need the WUSA9 app. Download the WUSA9 app ...

Here’s what we learned, what we think we know and which questions remain before Washington begins training camp in July.

Though a roster spot must still be earned in training camp, Amos has already shown flashes that support the organization's ...

Laremy Tunsil, Daron Payne, Marshon Lattimore among Commanders for whom a big 2025 season could open the vault.

Defensive players on the Washington Commanders say that their biggest goal this year is to stop the run. Especially against Saquon Barkley.