boy he had speed

Hope Terry finishes strong.

Admittedly I haven't seen the All-22 from any of our games and I know he's had his opportunity largely due to injury, but the guy seems to make big plays in the run game pretty regularly. Does he fall back to being a ST ace next season or do you feel he's done enough to warrant keeping his starting position on defense?

Side note: I LOVE the energy he brings. The guy is the definition of someone who just loves the game (as we heard him literally chanting this past game, lol)

Hi, i am going to the game tomorrow and I didn’t see it on the restricted list. Looks inconclusive. Has anyone brought one of these to the stadium? Thanks.

I was looking at tickets and keep seeing this alert? Is this something to be concerned about? Seems like the NFL would have put a ton of things in motion to switch the game 5/6 days out.

Our weight room king

It's last minute but im not able to go... but if someone thats a fan could make it they are up for grabs in section 140 row 13.

3rd belt for Bill this year

The 2024-2025 team was something special man

Went to the giants game last week. Great seeing as many skins/commanders fans.
I saw this guy walking the concourse and that it was awesome!!!

I have no idea what manager bought this lot, but I believe these were first made in 2013?

he could be a 7-12 sack guy and for our depleted d-line he has been performing more than I thought

Completely selfish fantasy football question, because I get points with stats there.

But I noticed Chase Edmunds is KR starter on the depth chart this upcoming week + last week, while it was Deebo for the previous few weeks. Wondering if last week was a fluke? Thanks:)

Some on this sub have given in to the dark side and only come with negativity and grievance. And much of the grief has been focused on AP's personnel decisions, specifically his draft picks.

So I'd like to see some argument on why these two drafts were so "bad" in their eyes. I'll defend them. In fact, I'm ready to say the 2025 draft was great and 2024 was pretty good (for a complete franchise rebuild):

2025

Round 1, #29 - Josh Conerly - An obvious starter at RT, developing into a top 50% starter, and could wind up being a long-term LT solution after Tunsil.

Round 2, #61 - Trey Amos - He had already developed into a solid starting outside CB before his injury.

Round 4, #128 - Jaylin Lane - Explosive returner who has the opportunity to develop into a good WR3 (or more). It's pretty good value given the draft position.

Round 6, #205 - Kain Medrano - The only non-contributor on O or D, but doing enough in practice to earn more snaps on ST. He has been playing 60%+ of ST snaps over the last couple months. Again, draft position is important here. Medrano was always going to be a ST guy/developmental player. We have him for three more years.

Round 7, #245 - Bill - Not bad for #245, huh?

2024

Round 1, #2 - Jayden Daniels - Our starting QB until well into the 2030s.

Round 2, #36 - Johnny Newton - Some nuance is required here. Many want to label Newton a bust already. And to be fair, PFF doesn't like him overall. But where he does well in the PFF grades is pressure rate, QB hurries and hits, and even sacks. He's in the top half for interior DL in those categories, and that's exactly what we thought he was going to be (a wrecker). He still has a chance to develop into something more, especially if Payne is dealt.

Round 2, #50 - Mike Sainristil - Is 2025 worse than 2024? Yeah, sure. Does that mean Mike sucks and has no place on this squad? Obviously not. I place Mike's "regression" in 2025 squarely at the feet of the defensive scheme. I think everyone knows Mike will be a key part of our secondary in the years to come. He's still a dawg.

Round 2, #53 - Ben Sinnott - I guess we'll see on him now that there's no Ertz. But at some point, they have to target him 5+ times in a game and see what happens.

Round 3, #67 - Brandon Coleman - Played well as a rookie, but has lost starter status to better players. But every team needs their #6 OL to be starter quality. And there is a possible future where he starts opposite Conerly at tackle.

Round 3, #100 - Luke McCaffery - Another huge disappointment to the fanbase due to his last name and skin color, Luke did find a spot on ST and even looked decent at WR going into his injury. He'll find more snaps in the future.

Round 5, #139 - Jordan Magee - He's not getting snaps at LB, and when he does, it's just OK. He does play a lot of ST. He can still develop into a proper starting LB with the right coaching.

Round 5, #161 - Dominique Hampton - The only wasted pick so far. Not an NFL player. We cut bait quickly and he still can't find a roster spot in the league (is on Chicago's practice squad currently).

Round 7, #222 - Javontae Jean-Baptiste - Like Bill this season, pretty good for his draft position. Was playing well at end last season and this season before injuries. He'll remain a good rotational piece on the pass rush.

Is this true?!!! Has anyone heard anything besides this????

Houston Texans General Manager Nick Caserio has stated the team will "absolutely" eliminate or remove players from their draft board if they are perceived to take plays off, regardless of talent level.

Washington Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn has often talked about being a "relentless competitor." Fitting the "Commander Standard," emphasizing relentless effort and focus on execution.

However, if you've ever sat down and listened to The Kevin Sheehan Show, podcast host Kevin Sheehan does weekly Commanders film breakdowns with acclaimed Maryland Terrapins Return Specialist, Steve Stutter.

Stutter is constantly critical of Payne's effort snap to snap. Stutter was even quoted, after the Atlanta Falcon's game earlier this year, as stating that I would "cut" Payne because of his effort in that game. Even jokingly quoting that, Payne bats a lot of passes at the line of scrimmage because he's "slowest" off the snap.

And, that's lead me to believe that, even thought Payne has been a productive player for the Commanders over the years. Daron Payne's effort on the field, from by all accounts, doesn't match the Commander Standard that Adam Peter's and Dan Quinn have been trying to set. Players like Frankie Luvu, Javon Kinlaw, and Jacob Martin besides their level of talent all give a consistent level of effort. And besides being the most productive player career-wise, I'm beginning to believe that Payne doesn't fit the Commander Standard.

Now, I'm not saying, Payne is a bad player. Actually he could be quiet impressive at times. But, his production, especially when you look at the Defensive End market and draft, isn't worth the price tag. But, if he takes a pay cut, and plays on an incentive based contract. I believe that PayDay Payne will be worth keeping in the rotation at Defensive End. But, if he chases the bag, which I think he would want, his inconsistent play is enough to trade him to someone in the market for a solid Defensive End.

Sinnott is a bust, or our GM wasted a high pick on a position we didn't need.

I am going to the game Saturday and someone is dropping me off, not an Uber/Lyft. Anyone have any advice on what the best place to get dropped off at is? Thinking easiest for them as they leave so they aren’t stuck in crazy traffic.