ASHBURN, Va.- The Washington Commanders are preparing to open their 2024 Training Camp on Wednesday July 27, 2024 with practice starting at 9:00AM. Parking lots open at 7:30AM and the gates will open at 8:00AM.
Several public sessions are sold out and not available for general admission. The Commanders Training Camp landing sight can be accessed at Washington Commanders 2024 Training Camp Information
April 27, 2024
COMMANDERS SELECTS NINE PLAYERS IN 2024 NFL DRAFT
LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. – The Washington Commanders selected nine players in the 2024
NFL Draft. The club selected four on the offensive side of the ball and five on the defensive
side of the ball. See below for a full list of selections:
Name Round (Overall) Position School
1 Jayden Daniels First (2) Quarterback LSU
2 Jer’zhan Newton Second (36) Defensive Tackle Illinois
3 Mike Sainristil Second (50) Cornerback Michigan
4 Ben Sinnott Second (53)Tight End Kansas State
5 Brandon Coleman Third (67) Tackle TCU
6 Luke McCaffrey Third (100) Wide Receiver Rice
7 Jordan Magee Fifth (139) Linebacker Temple
8 Dominique Hampton Fifth (161) Safety Washington
9 Javontae Jean-Baptiste Seventh (222) Defensive End Notre Dame
2024 NFL Draft Notes
Dating back to 2011, Washington has now selected at least eight players in 13 consecutive
drafts for the first time since the league adopted the seven-round format in 1994.
Washington traded picks 40, 78 and 52 to Philadelphia in exchange for picks 50, 53 and 161.
Washington has selected at least two players with picks acquired via trade in each of the last
nine drafts.
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ASHBURN, Va.- As training camp 2022 approaches, we take a look back at the 3rd and final day to the 2013 Washington Redskins Rookie camp held in Ashburn Va. A glimpse of the workout and interviews with Richmond Spiders Rodney Barnes and Daryl Hamilton, both defensive backs invited for a tryout along with the 2nd round pick for the Redskins David Amerson DB out of NC State.
ASHBURN, Va.- Washington strong safety Brig Owens, who became a mainstay of the team's secondary in the 1960s and 1970s and was a Ring of Fame inductee, died Wednesday morning. He was 79.
Owens, a seventh-round draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 1965, joined Washington in 1966 and spent 12 seasons with the team. He started in 123 of 156 games, recording 36 interceptions and 10 fumble recoveries. He also scored five interceptions, three of which came during his first two seasons in Washington. (Zach Selby) See the full obituary provided by the Washington Commanders below:
Brig Owens Obituary by Zach Selby at Commanders.com
Clarke County Sport's Moe Murphy interviewed Brig at Redskins Alumni Day at FedEx Field in Landover, MD on Nov 4, 2013
