The Bears requested interviews yesterday with two names that have been brought up in defensive coordinator searches recently. They requested permission to interview Washington defensive backs coach Chris Harris for an unspecified position on the defensive staff, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.
The OC candidates list continues to grow Washington has officially interviewed three candidates for their offensive coordinator position. Scott Turner, who had been the team’s OC for all three of Ron Rivera’s years as head coach in Washington, was fired after the season.
JAN 20 LENO NAMED FINALIST FOR ALAN PAGE COMMUNITY AWARD Washington Commanders offensive tackle Charles Leno Jr. is one of five finalists for the NFLPA Alan Page Community Award, the "highest honor" the Players Association can give to someone.
Washington continues its search for a new offensive coordinator, this time bringing in a rising coach from the Rams and a veteran assistant from the Dolphins.
Washington Commanders defensive tackle Daron Payne is officially a Pro Bowler. This comes after Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald opted out of this year's event.
When the Washington Commanders traded for Carson Wentz on Mar. 16, 2022, they believed he would be the quarterback to get them over the hump. Washington couldn’t have been more wrong.
It is never too early to mock the process Last offseason, as the usual discussion about Washington’s quarterback situation was running its course, I tried a little experiment.
Well-deserved! When the Pro Bowl rosters were announced last month, one name seemed to be left off the initial roster. Washington Commanders DT Daron Payne had his best season as a pro, but was named a 1st alternate for the NFC.
A film session highlighting the strengths of rookie guard Chris Paul during his performance against the Dallas Cowboys The Commanders need interior offensive line help.
The Washington Commanders are preparing for next season, and they may want to keep their eyes on the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend to scout potential free agents.
JAN 19 INTERNATIONAL HOSTS ANNOUNCED FOR 2023 The NFL announced that the Buffalo Bills, Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots will each play international games during the 2023 regular season.
The Washington Commanders announced they are interviewing Falcons QB coach Charles London for their vacancy at offensive coordinator today. London, 48, got his start in coaching at Duke in 2004.
Just as the Washington Commanders have begun interviews for their offensive coordinator vacancy, one candidate has pulled out of the running. Miami Dolphins pass game coordinator, and quarterback coach Darrell Bevell declined interviews with the Commanders and the New York Jets, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
The Washington Commanders will interview Falcons QB coach Charles London for their offensive coordinator opening on Thursday, according to John Keim. London, 48, got his start in coaching at Duke in 2004.
In Washington, finding a quarterback has proven harder than selecting a House speaker. Washington is in the market for a new offensive coordinator, who will help sort through this dicey situation.
If Dan Snyder decides to sell the Washington Commanders, a return to the nation’s capital could be in the cards. Snyder has struggled to secure a new stadium.
The Washington Commanders could be sold as soon as March, NBC Sports Washington reported Tuesday. The new league year starts at 4 p.m. on March 15, and the NFL's annual meeting is at the end of March.
The Washington Commanders have requested an interview with Dolphins QB coach/pass game coordinator Darrell Bevell for their vacant offensive coordinator position, according to Josina Anderson.
Per Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports, the Commanders are telling prospective offensive coordinators the team is going forward with the plan of starting Howell in 2023. The team announced on it fired former offensive coordinator Scott Turner.
The Washington Commanders appear to have an uncertain quarterback situation on paper, but apparently the team’s hierarchy has already made up its mind regarding who will be under center in 2023.
Many NFL teams have former Colts and Lions coach Jim Caldwell on their short lists for various positions, but he has turned down at least one interview for a specific reason.
With the passing of "Black Monday," the day after the regular season when NFL owners typically fire coaches, all indications are the Commanders will retain Rivera.