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1 week ago |
yardbarker.com | Dean Jones
If the Washington Commanders want to go one better and dethrone the Philadelphia Eagles in 2025, they cannot afford any weak links. A collective effort is needed, and all signs are pointing up after an off-season workout program that brought some surprising standouts to the fore. The Commanders have preached the importance of competition this offseason. Head coach Dan Quinn and general manager Adam Peters believe this brings more from everybody.
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1 week ago |
riggosrag.com | Dean Jones
There were surprises aplenty. ByDean Jones|6 minutes agoIf the Washington Commanders want to go one better and dethrone the Philadelphia Eagles in 2025, they cannot afford any weak links. A collective effort is needed, and all signs are pointing up after an off-season workout program that brought some surprising standouts to the fore. The Commanders have preached the importance of competition this offseason.
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1 week ago |
riggosrag.com | Dean Jones
It's a big year for Marshon Lattimore. Marshon Lattimore's return to health is a key dynamic behind another bold playoff bid for the Washington Commanders in 2025. One NFL analyst went one step further, boldly proclaiming the team's defensive aspirations depend on the cornerback's performance levels. Things didn't go well for Lattimore last season. He looked like a shell of his old self, hindered by a hamstring complication that limited his explosiveness.
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1 week ago |
riggosrag.com | Dean Jones
To get the best, you have to pay. The Washington Commanders' all-in trade for left tackle Laremy Tunsil remains a subject of fierce debate. One AFC scout thought Adam Peters overpaid to secure his services, but for a very good reason. Jayden Daniels is a phenomenon. He's the franchise quarterback everyone associated with the Commanders thought he'd become.
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1 week ago |
riggosrag.com | Dean Jones
Just get it done. ByDean Jones|9 minutes agoThere's not much panic among fans regarding Terry McLaurin's contract holdout. But one NFL analyst urged the Washington Commanders to do right by the wide receiver and get this matter resolved urgently. McLaurin wants a new deal that hasn't arrived yet. He opted to skip voluntary OTAs and mandatory minicamp. Reports also suggest the gifted pass-catcher is frustrated about the lack of progress being made in negotiations to raise worries.
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