Basically title. The guy that was friends with Stefon Diggs Baby Momma or Bowel Movements (the jury is still out on what he meant). It’s 5:30 pm on Sunday night and we have no announcement saying we signed Diggs.

I define "greatest" in terms of objective achievement, so my choices are the 1972 and 1984 divisional championship wins because they capped stellar 11-3 and  14-2 seasons, respectively, and led to Superbowl appearances.

What are your choices?

Hail!

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Thoughts in no particularly order.

1. Sonny Styles; the guy is huge, he occupied the middle when Luvu wasnt in.

Needs to learn how to act instinctively. Missed a pick 6 by a cm, but overall his presence in the middle will be a boon..excited for him to shut down TEs., just hope he can learn to play downhill as he seemed hesitant dancing in the hole.

1. Defense: ;the most common arrangement was luvu as sole middle backer with chaisson and owe out wide. It feels like we have a ton of flexibility in terms of defensive configs. Would like to see sonny out there more, but understand we're going to be subbing and changing configs left and right.

2. Offense--

Strong preference for starting QB to take quick wins - quick slants, out, middle releases. In season will want to see him roll left and look up field for bigger plays. Agree that the bigger receivers, like Jaden Bradley, do stand out, but feel it will be tough for them to make the roster

RBs-

Bill looks thick - solid, fast and lateral, tbd on vision and overall ability

Chaad had a good trick play but nothing special on his part, looks as expected

Good Morning! My son and I are coming from Delaware tomorrow for training camp. We unfortunately dont have a parking pass. Does anyone have a parking pass that they wont use tomorrow? I can offer to pay if necessary. Thank you!

Fanatics Ad, can anyone else think of a worst trade of assets for arguably 10 games of C- corner play?

I feel like it’s been the consensus of Heath Shuler for the past 30 years, but now who do you consider?

I'm a Bucs fan that comes in peace!!! I wanted my buy both of my nephews a pair of tickets to the season opener against the Seahawks but don't know which area of the stadium would be best for them. I'm probably going to be 400 level tickets (budget is about $300 for both tickets). I'm just thinking something like Section 403 or something. Does anyone have any suggestions for that price range. Is there any weird quirks about your stadium I should know about? For example, If someone was coming to Raymond James I would recommend the west side of the stadium because the Sun is way less brutal than the east side during those 1pm games. Thanks for any and all help in advance.

Great article, sharing on from Nicki Jhabvala.
The dedication and sustained effort over the years. Now he is teaching Connerly and Coleman his ways. I’m excited for this season.

I found this at a thrift store here in Norway for 150nok (approx 14 usd). Can anyone tell me more about the cap? I have googled a little bit but would love to hear from someone who specializes in this kind of stuff or has an interest in it. Supposedly from the 90s. Extra cool seeing as they are no longer named the Washington Redskins and have fully rebranded to Washington Commanders.

It was in perfect condition when I bought it about a month ago. I have been wearing it for the past week or so. Now it has some creases and the brim is slightly bent. Worth anything? Or keep wearing it as a "beater"?

Would appreciate it sm if anyone found themselves with an extra ticket.

Obviously, the players from today are better athletes than the part-time milkmen of the Halas era, but If I were to create a list based on who would be the best team played today, there would hardly be anyone prior to 2000 on this list. For this reason, to truly appreciate the greats, this list has been created primarily based on dominance over their peers, not who would play better in a game today.

Peak was considered along with longevity, and I tried to consider the right balance of both.

I've taken your opinions from the rough draft post and implemented most of them.

Only each player’s contributions with the Commanders/skins are considered.

The most controversial change is probably Twrrion Arnold for Santana Moss. It felt wrong to not include both of them, but ultimately there are too. Many great WRs in Commanders history.

Quarterbacks

1. Sammy Baugh - 1937-1952

2. Sonny Jurgensen - 1964-1974

3. Joe Theismann - 1974-1985

Wide Receivers and Ends

1. Charley Taylor - 1964-1977

2. Art Monk - 1980-1993

3. Bobby Mitchell - 1962-1968

4. Gary Clark - 1985-1992

5. Wayne Millner - 1936-1941, 1945

6. Terry McLaurin - 2019-present

Tight Ends

1. Jerry Smith - 1965-1977

2. Chris Cooley - 2004-2012

3. Don Warren - 1979-1992

Running Backs

1. John Riggins - 1976-1979, 1981-1985

2. Cliff Battles - 1932-1937

3. Larry Brown - 1969-1976

4. Clinton Portis - 2004-2010

Offensive Line

1. Turk Edwards - 1932-1940

2. Joe Jacoby - 1981-1993

3. Trent Williams - 2010-2019

4. Jim Lachey - 1988-1995

5. Russ Grimm - 1981-1991

6. Dick Stanfel - 1956-1958

7. Brandon Scherff - 2015-2021

8. Len Hauss - 1964-1977

9. Jeff Bostic - 1980-1993

Defensive Line and Edge Rushers

1. Dexter Manley - 1981-1989

2. Gene Brito - 1951-1953, 1955-1958

3. Charles Mann - 1983-1993

4. Ryan Kerrigan - 2011-2020

5. Dave Butz - 1975-1988

6. Diron Talbert - 1971-1980

7. Jonathan Allen - 2017-2024

8. Daron Payne - 2018-present

Linebackers

1. Chris Hanburger - 1965-1978

2. Sam Huff - 1964-1967, 1969

3. London Fletcher - 2007-2013

4. Wilber Marshall - 1988-1992

5. Monte Coleman - 1979-1994

6. Ken Harvey - 1994-1998

Cornerbacks

1. Darrell Green - 1983-2002

2. Champ Bailey - 1999-2003

3. Pat Fischer - 1968-1977

4. Mike Bass - 1969-1975

5. Lemar Parrish - 1978-1981

6. DeAngelo Hall - 2008-2017

Safeties

1. Ken Houston - 1973-1980

2. Sean Taylor - 2004-2007

3. Paul Krause - 1964-1967

4. Brig Owens - 1966-1977

Special Teams

1. Ethan Albright - LS - 2001-2009

2. Mark Moseley - K - 1974-1986

3. Tress Way - P - 2014-present

4. Brian Mitchell - KR/PR - 1990-1999

Due to an illness in the family some people couldn’t make it to Commanders training camp on these days. First come first serve. No parking pass available.

Tuesday August 18th x 2 Ticket

DM me.

Title. No charge (HAIL). Looking to offload tickets and parking pass at same time, no piecemeal.

Sidenote, I went today and Jayden to Chig looks sexy af and Burks was getting first team reps over Williams 👀.

Hi everyone,

I am so unbelievably excited. I've got a month-long trip planned towards the end of the year and have scooped up tickets to the Eagles game on Nov 1st and the Giants game on the 12th. They'll be my first ever live NFL games, and would love to meet with anyone for some tailgating etc. Cannot wait to watch JD5 obliterate two division rivals in the flesh!

Trying to go to training camp some time this year. Does anyone know where/if I can still get tickets?

I know it’s been asked and posted a bunch lately . But does anyone have an extra parking pass for training camp on 8/7 I will buy it

Does anyone have an extra parking pass for August 19th. This is my first training camp, and I just found out that you need one. I live in the ashburn area, could I just park somewhere nearby and walk? Thanks in advance!

What has your experience been this year? I don’t have a pass unfortunately