Ben Standig

The two-time Super Bowl champion never became a full-time starter in Kansas City. The Commanders believe the "dirty tough" linebacker's versatility can have a greater impact in Daronte Jones' defense.

Washington isn't operating under the same assumptions as the rest of the league regarding Anthony Davis. Plus, insight into the choice at No. 1, Bilal Coulibaly, Jamir Watkins and more

Highlights from conversations heard on the "Last Man Standig" podcast and from Commanders media availability, including Jayden Daniels and Daronte Jones

The legendary Georgetown and Knicks center would re-enter the coaching ranks after a six-year stint with the Hoyas.

Dan Quinn's unsolicited praise highlighted the second-year edge rusher's rapid development from International Player Pathway prospect to contender in Washington's crowded edge room.

The heralded left tackle rarely changes his offseason routine, but one unexpected appearance reflected why Washington views him as a franchise cornerstone, mentor and leader.

Washington’s roster still has flaws, but after adding Rasul Douglas, the gap between need and want has never been more important.

GM Will Dawkins and league sources spoke with Last Man Standig about the contract controversy. Critics balk at the $212 million deal. Washington sees an investment in its young core's development.

Projecting the realistic range of outcomes for Washington's six-member 2026 draft class, from immediate starters to developmental prospects.

Ben Standig begins the look-ahead to Commanders camp and contemplates what the young Wizards showed at the NBA Summer League.