NFC East

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Washington Commanders

Washington · WSH

Burgundy and gold in the capital. A club still introducing its new name, which is fine: you can start on the same page.

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Depth chart

Who is lined up first at each spot, so you do not have to hunt ESPN yourself. This is their public chart. It can change every week after injuries, form, and selection. We do not type the names in by hand.

Offence

  • Centre · C

    Nick Allegretti

    Next: Matt Gulbin

  • Left guard · LG

    Chris Paul

    Next: Tanoa Togiai

  • Left tackle · LT

    Brandon Coleman

    Next: D.J. Humphries

  • Quarterback · QB

    Jayden Daniels

    Next: Marcus Mariota

  • Right guard · RG

    Sam Cosmi

    Next: Tanoa Togiai

  • Right tackle · RT

    Josh Conerly Jr.

    Next: Andrew Wylie

  • Running back · RB

    Jacory Croskey-Merritt

    Next: Rachaad White

  • Tight end · TE

    Chig Okonkwo

    Next: John Bates

  • Wide receiver · WR

    Terry McLaurin

    Next: Stefon Diggs

Defence

  • Free safety · FS

    Jeremy Reaves

    Next: Quan Martin

  • Left corner · LCB

    Rasul Douglas

    Next: Trey Amos

  • Left end · LDE

    Tim Settle

    Next: Shy Tuttle

  • Left inside linebacker · LILB

    Frankie Luvu

    Next: Jordan Magee

  • Nickel corner · NB

    Amik Robertson

  • Nose tackle · NT

    Daron Payne

    Next: Ricky Barber

  • Right corner · RCB

    Mike Sainristil

    Next: Fabian Moreau

  • Right end · RDE

    Javon Kinlaw

    Next: Charles Omenihu

  • Right inside linebacker · RILB

    Sonny Styles

    Next: Leo Chenal

  • Strong safety · SS

    Nick Cross

    Next: Tyler Owens

  • Strong-side linebacker · SLB

    K'Lavon Chaisson

    Next: Javontae Jean-Baptiste

  • Weak-side linebacker · WLB

    Odafe Oweh

    Next: Joshua Josephs

Special teams

  • Holder · H

    Tress Way

  • Kick returner · KR

    Luke McCaffrey

    Next: Jaylin Lane

  • Kicker · PK

    Drew Stevens

  • Long snapper · LS

    Tyler Ott

  • Punt returner · PR

    Jaylin Lane

    Next: Luke McCaffrey

  • Punter · P

    Tress Way

2026 season snapshot from ESPN. Treat it as a guide, not a team sheet carved in stone.

Watch and listen

Official YouTube

@Commanders

Club-made highlights and shows. We link out: we do not embed the player.

Watch on YouTube →

Highlights and club-made shows live on that channel. For a daily chat show, use the pods below, or the league list.

Podcasts

Independent

Locked On Commanders

Independent daily show from the Locked On network: local beat talk, not the club’s official audio. About 25 minutes; good once you have picked a side.

Stadium

Northwest Stadium

Landover, Maryland
Listed capacity 64,000 · opened 1997

Formerly FedExField. A new stadium on the old RFK Campus in Washington, D.C. is planned for around 2030.

Founded

1932 in Boston; Washington from 1937. Commanders name from 2022.

Names and nicknames

Officially the Commanders (since 2022). The franchise was the Boston Braves, then the Washington club long known by a Native American name that was retired. Burgundy and Gold is kit shorthand. Some older broadcasts still slip; the current name is Commanders.

Key achievements

  • Three Super Bowl titles: XVII, XXII and XXVI (1980s–early 90s), all under Joe Gibbs.
  • No Super Bowl appearances in the 2000s or 2010s.

Notable names

A handful of all-time or iconic figures, not this year’s roster.

  • Joe Gibbs (coach)
  • John Riggins
  • Darrell Green
  • Art Monk

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Stadium names and listed seating capacities are for the 2026 NFL season, mainly from Wikipedia’s current NFL stadiums list (cited there to club media guides and reporting). Super Bowl counts are after Super Bowl LX (8 February 2026). Naming rights, renovations and new builds change: treat figures as a snapshot, not a deed.

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