Liam Griffin

The Commanders have ended one training camp battle. Undrafted rookie Drew Stevens is expected to be the team’s starting kicker, as the Commanders planned to release veteran Jake Moody, sources familiar with the move confirmed on Monday.

The Commanders’ training camp roster churn continued Tuesday as the team officially signed four free agents and moved a pair of veterans to injured reserve.

With just 10 games remaining in the season, the Mystics are trying to cement their status as contenders while tightening their grip on a playoff spot.

The dog days of training camp are taking a toll on the Commanders’ defense.

Traffic on the National Mall will look a little different this weekend.

The sound hit racing fans first. Before they found a place to watch the weekend’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix festivities around the National Mall, the hum and whine — like a swarm of furious hornets — of race cars hitting speeds of more than 150 mph assaulted eardrums for blocks.

The Commanders’ 53-man roster is taking shape as training camp winds down. The team released safety Will Harris on Tuesday morning, ending one of the tightest competitions of Washington’s offseason.

Wednesday’s joint practice against the Baltimore Ravens wasn’t the crowning jewel on which the Washington Commanders and quarterback Jayden Daniels were hoping to end their training camp ahead of Friday’s final preseason game.

NFL officials agreed to multiyear contracts with three gambling partners on Thursday, the league announced.

The Washington Commanders’ players and coaches have spent months preparing for this weekend — Friday’s preseason finale and Sunday’s dreaded roster cutdown day.