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Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images The Washington Commanders had their rookie minicamp this weekend, and there were also a few veterans invited to tryout. Former Ravens and Giants OT Tyre Phillips was one of them, and that has reportedly led to him signing a contract with the team. Phillips worked with current Commanders OL coach Bobby Johnson in New York, and they will get the chance to work together again as the team prepares for training camp in July.

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Photo by Jordon Kelly/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Washington Commanders are hosting a rookie minicamp over the next three days that will have their 10 UDFA signings, two second-year players, their IPP player, and 21 tryout players. The roster is currently at 90 players, but that is fluid at this point. Tryout players are longshots to make any teams roster, but there is always talent out there that is overlooked, and in need of one opportunity.

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Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images The Washington Commanders finished their first season under the Josh Harris-Adam Peters-Dan Quinn-Jayden Daniels era with a 12-5 record and a trip to the NFC Championship game. That wasn’t good enough, and they’re now building on that early success to push for a Super Bowl appearance, and victory. Their season ended with a loss against the eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, and they’ve been making moves to prevent that from happening again.

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Photo by Ryan Hunt/Getty Images The Washington Commanders announced they have signed the first player from this year’s draft class. Virginia Tech WR Jaylin Lane was selected in the 4th round with the 128th overall pick. General manager told Lane after he was picked that he had the Commanders tag and was the highest-rated punt returner on their board. Lane is expected to compete for that role on special teams, along with trying to move his way up the WR depth chart.

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Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images The NFL schedule leaks, rumors, and reports should have started, and we should have most of the schedule penciled in before the Washington Commanders announce theirs at 7:45 pm on Wednesday night. The NFL will officially release the entire season's schedule at 8 pm as part of their 2 hour release program, but will be officially announcing some games starting on Monday. The first rumored Commanders game has been reported, and it's a big one.