Josh Harris, Steve Apostolopoulos groups submit formal bids on Commanders
Harris group's bid, which includes Mitchell Rales and Magic Johnson as investors, is worth about $6 billion, according to one person.
By Mark Maske, Nicki Jhabvala and Liz ClarkeRon Rivera discusses Commanders’ QBs, ownership uncertainty at NFL meetings
Here’s what Rivera and General Manager Martin Mayhew said this week about the team's plan at quarterback and other moves that could shape its future.
By Nicki Jhabvala and Sam FortierCommanders’ potential sale comes amid plummeting popularity, poll finds
Fifteen percent of Washington-area residents call the Commanders their favorite professional sports team, compared with 31 percent in 2010.
By Rick Maese and Scott ClementThe NFL draft is heavy on cornerback talent. Will the Commanders capitalize?
The Commanders appear likely to pick a guard, tackle or cornerback in the first round — and cornerback might make the most sense.
By Sam FortierCanadian businessman Steve Apostolopoulos has toured Commanders’ facilities
He joins a group of potential buyers that includes Josh Harris, Tilman Fertitta and Jeff Bezos.
By Nicki Jhabvala, Mark Maske and Liz ClarkeCommanders sign Jacoby Brissett, adding quarterback depth
Brissett will compete for the Commanders’ starting job with second-year quarterback Sam Howell.
By Nicki JhabvalaCommanders move on at QB after Taylor Heinicke agrees to deal with Falcons
Washington also cut J.D. McKissic and tendered Jeremy Reaves. Heinicke’s new contract is worth $14 million, with up to $20 million with incentives.
By Nicki JhabvalaCommanders fire offensive line coach John Matsko
Commanders Coach Ron Rivera met with Matsko on Tuesday and informed him the team would be moving in a different direction at the position.
By Sam Fortier and Nicki JhabvalaHarris-Rales partnership gives Daniel Snyder a strong non-Bezos option
The investor's wealth and local roots bring additional appeal to bid to buy Commanders.
By Liz Clarke and Mark MaskeCommanders focus on O-line, secondary, linebackers as free agency opens
Washington agreed to contracts with two offensive linemen, Nick Gates and Andrew Wylie, as well as cornerback Danny Johnson and linebacker Cody Barton.
By Nicki Jhabvala and Sam FortierWhat’s at stake for the Commanders in NFL free agency?
NFL free agency begins with the legal tampering period Monday, and the Commanders have decisions to make across their roster.
By Nicki Jhabvala and Sam FortierDaron Payne agrees to four-year, $90 million deal with Commanders
The deal ensures the interior duo of Payne and Jonathan Allen, which ranked among the NFL's most productive last year, can stay together through at least 2025.
By Nicki JhabvalaWhy a potential sale could affect how the Commanders spend in free agency
Publicly, the Commanders have painted free agency as business as usual. But they face questions of how much money and whose money they plan to spend.
By Nicki JhabvalaCommanders rank last in NFL for working conditions, according to NFLPA survey
According to the survey, the Commanders have the worst facilities and environment for players and their families.
By Nicki JhabvalaAt NFL combine, Commanders took a close look at offensive linemen
Evaluating offensive linemen at the combine, Washington seemed to prioritize size, versatility and experience.
By Sam FortierSam Howell is the Commanders’ first-string QB — for now
Howell will be the Commanders' first-string quarterback going into training camp, but they will add “competition” to the room in the form of a veteran.
By Nicki JhabvalaRoger Goodell, Muriel Bowser discussed future of RFK site in December call
The NFL commissioner and D.C. mayor spoke on the phone in December, and Goodell pledged support for D.C.'s efforts to obtain the RFK Stadium land.
By Sam FortierThe Commanders used the franchise tag on Daron Payne. Now what?
Washington hopes it can reach a long-term agreement to keep Payne and keep its defensive line intact for the foreseeable future.
By Nicki JhabvalaThe NFL deserves every bit of its raging Daniel Snyder headache
Daniel Snyder is treating the NFL and its owners the way he's always treated his employees and his customers: With contempt.
By Sally JenkinsCommanders cut Carson Wentz and Bobby McCain, clearing cap space
The moves save the Commanders nearly $29 million in cap space just weeks before the start of free agency on March 15 and pave the way for younger talent.
By Nicki Jhabvala