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Jayden Daniels and the Commanders' starters play vs the Bengals, but could the team be looking to trade away running back Brian Robinson Jr. for a star pass rusher?After a sloppy, penalty-filled start to the preseason, the Washington Commanders and Head Coach Dan Quinn are looking for a much cleaner performance against the Cincinnati Bengals. This episode breaks down what to expect from Jayden Daniels and the starters in their limited snaps, plus the key position battles on the offensive line and at wide receiver.Then, the show dives into the shocking trade rumors surrounding the Commanders. With the Bengals now open to moving DE Trey Hendrickson, what would it cost Washington to acquire him? And are the Commanders really shopping starting running back Brian Robinson Jr.? Finally, we close out with five key players to watch on Monday night, including DT Javon Kinlaw and the young linebackers looking for a bounce-back performance.

Terry McLaurin is activated from the PUP list, but the move might be a strategic play by the Commanders to end his contract holdout for good.Head Coach Dan Quinn calls the activation "good news" and the start of the "return to play process," but the timing raises questions about whether this is a tactic to pressure McLaurin amidst ongoing contract talks. Get the full list of key players, including Bobby Wagner and Laremy Tunsil, who will NOT be playing in the preseason home opener. Plus, hear directly from new safety Will Harris as he discusses embracing the new culture in Washington, his on-field versatility, and what fans can expect to see from him this season.Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, Your Team Every Day.#WashingtonCommanders #TerryMcLaurin #NFL #Commanders

Legendary WR Wes Welker is coaching the Commanders' defense , while Jayden Daniels proves he has the clutch gene in a game-winning 2-minute drill. This episode breaks down all the action from Friday's training camp practice in Ashburn. Defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr. and offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury explain the massive impact Wes Welker is having by providing an offensive perspective to the defensive side of the ball. Plus, Joe Whitt Jr. declares that Jeremy Reaves has "earned" the third safety spot on the depth chart. The show details Jayden Daniels' most efficient day of camp, where he completed 14 of 19 passes and led a game-winning drive that ended in a 42-yard Matt Gay field goal. The episode concludes with an exclusive interview with undrafted rookie wide receiver Ja'Corey Brooks, highlighting his journey and fight for a roster spot. #Commanders #JaydenDaniels #WesWelker #NFL

Dan Quinn explains the abrupt cancellation of the Commanders-Ravens joint practice and details the plan for starters against the Bengals on Monday Night Football.On today's episode, get the full story on why the Washington Commanders and Baltimore Ravens mutually agreed to cancel their upcoming joint practice. Head Coach Dan Quinn revealed he and Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh spoke and determined that "sometimes just schedules don't sync up". Quinn also confirmed the change does not affect the playing time plan for the preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals, stating, "We got a big crew that will get some reps... The plan will be to have some of the starters get some snaps".The show also breaks down the latest roster moves, including the signing of nine-year veteran safety Daryl Worley and wide receiver River Cracraft, who was seen taking reps as a punt returner. To make room, the team released WR Mike Strachan. Plus, get an attendance report from practice, with several players not participating, incl

Terry McLaurin faces a career-defining choice between a long-term contract that secures his legendary Commanders legacy and a risky short-term deal to maximize his pay. This mailbag episode dives deep into the numbers behind McLaurin's high-stakes decision, breaking down his path to becoming an all-time franchise great versus the statistical "age-30 cliff" that makes a long-term deal a gamble for the team.Then, the conversation shifts to the franchise quarterback, Jayden Daniels. Answering a question from an insider, the discussion focuses on how to properly evaluate Daniels' development in his second year, emphasizing that his performance cannot be judged without first analyzing the play of the offensive line in front of him. Learn the true signs of growth to look for—like anticipatory throws and full-field reads—and the red flags that would signal regression.Finally, the episode tackles the biggest roster concerns, identifying offensive line continuity as the top issue. Plus, get insights on under-the-radar

Jayden Daniels and the Commanders offense had an ugly day at the team scrimmage, but a closer look at the context shows why there's no reason to panic just yet.The Gold team, featuring the starting defense, shut out the Burgundy team's starting offense 14-0 in a scrimmage that was designed by the coaching staff to be a tough evaluation. While the stats don't look good for the second-year quarterback, the reasons for the struggles are clear. The offense was without key starters like WR Terry McLaurin, WR Noah Brown, and G Sam Cosmi due to injury, and LT Laremy Tunsil was rotating in and out while nursing an injury of his own. This compromised unit was tasked with facing the team's own dominant starting defense, which features disruptive players like Frankie Luvu and Dorance Armstrong Jr.Later in the show, hear directly from the heart of that dominant defense with an interview with Linebackers Coach Ken Norton Jr . Coach Norton discusses Frankie Luvu's stellar play and continued development, as well as the prog

Dan Quinn unveils a new "Burgundy & Gold" scrimmage for the Commanders while the team makes a shocking move, cutting a 2024 5th-round draft pick.On today's episode, we break down everything from a busy day at Washington Commanders training camp. First, get all the details on Dan Quinn's creative new plan to hold a "joint practice" against themselves by splitting the entire organization into two teams for a competitive scrimmage. This unique approach is designed to develop leaders, break up the monotony of camp, and get players reps in key situations.Plus, we cover all the roster moves as the Commanders release three players, including 2024 fifth-round pick Dominique Hampton, and sign three veterans to take their place. We also have the latest on the injury front, including encouraging news about linebacker Jordan McGee and offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil.Then, hear directly from Wide Receivers Coach Bobby Engram on the impressive development of rookie Jaylin Lane, who he says is ahead of schedule. We also

The Commanders respond to their preseason loss with a "Tell the Truth" practice. We break down the context behind Jayden Daniels' 1-for-6 day and what it means.Following a tough loss to the New England Patriots, Washington Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn implemented his "Tell the Truth" philosophy to assess the team's performance without emotion. This episode breaks down Quinn's approach and details the on-field response, which included an intense, run-heavy practice session. We provide the crucial context for the passing stats, including great defensive plays by Marshawn Lattimore and Trey Amos, and a key drop in the end zone. Also covered are major injury updates on offensive tackles Lucas Niang and Laremy Tunsil.Later, the show features a conversation with rookie wide receiver Jaylin Lane. He discusses his first NFL game experience, how the team is working to clean up mistakes, and his confidence as a punt returner.#WashingtonCommanders #NFL #JaydenDaniels #DanQuinn

The Washington Commanders' preseason kicks off with a tough 48-18 loss to the New England Patriots, but the final score doesn't tell the whole story. David Harrison breaks down the entire game, from the disastrous opening kickoff to the glimmers of hope provided by the offense in the second half. Get an in-depth analysis of Sam Hartman's debut—the early struggles, the mid-game adjustments by Kliff Kingsbury, and his final stat line. Plus, hear how veteran Josh Johnson provided a spark, leading two touchdown drives but also committing a costly turnover. David also breaks down the performances of key rookies like Josh Conerly Jr., Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Kain Medrano, and Trey Amos, and dives deep into the penalties and special teams mistakes that plagued the team. The episode culminates with the biggest bright spot of the night: second-year defensive lineman Johnny Newton. After discussing his dominant strip-sack and overall impact, you'll hear directly from Johnny in a post-game locker room interview!

Get the truth about the Washington Commanders' heated joint practice with the New England Patriots. Locked On Commanders was on the ground in Foxborough and saw it all: Jayden Daniels slinging touchdowns, the defense giving up big plays, and multiple fights breaking out between the two teams.In this episode, get a breakdown of every key takeaway from the Commanders-Patriots joint training camp practice. Find out how QB Jayden Daniels looked in his first test against an opposing defense, including his two touchdown passes to Luke McCaffrey and Ja'Corey Brooks and his strong connection with TE Zach Ertz . Plus, get the details on the offensive line's performance, where Laramie Tunsil dominated while other starters were tested in one-on-one drills . On the other side of the ball, the defense struggled at times, giving up "more than a few big plays," and you'll get the details on the multiple skirmishes that erupted throughout the day . Also featuring exclusive interviews with defensive line coach Darryl Tapp and

The Commanders face their first real test of camp in joint practices with the Patriots, and five key players are under the microscope this week.This episode previews the Washington Commanders' trip to Foxborough for joint practices against the New England Patriots. Hear why the coaches feel these practices are so valuable, with Dan Quinn wanting to see his team face a "different style of players" and Joe Whitt Jr. wanting to find out if the team's "play style" can travel on the road.The conversation then dives deep into the five players with the most to prove this week. The list includes rookie standouts like CB Trey Amos and RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt, OT Josh Conerly Jr., as he learns from his reps against veteran pass rushers, LB Kain Medrano as he faces a "bully ball" offense, and the connection between QB Jayden Daniels and his receivers.Finally, the episode wraps up with a look at the coordinators' goals for year two. Offensive Coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is focused on improving ball security , while Def

The first Commanders depth chart reveals some surprises, while QB Jayden Daniels upholds a key team standard after throwing an interception in practice.This episode breaks down Washington's first unofficial depth chart of the 2025 season, discussing the offensive line with Laremy Tunsil and Andrew Wylie, the placement of key receivers like Deebo Samuel and Chris Moore, and why some running back placements don't quite match what's been seen on the field. Plus, hear about the continued standout performances from rookies like RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt and CB Trey Amos.The conversation then shifts to a detailed look at Jayden Daniels' ninth practice, where he went 12-for-18 but had a critical interception. The episode explores why the consequence—the entire unit immediately leaving the field—is a positive sign of the accountability being built by the new coaching staff. The segment also covers the impressive pressure created by Von Miller and a tough day for kicker Matt Gay, who missed two potential game-winning

An inside look at Dan Quinn's confidence in Commanders camp, Jayden Daniels' command of the offense, and the top 5 players getting Terry McLaurin's targets.In this episode, we're breaking down all the biggest storylines from the first week of Washington Commanders training camp. A deep dive into head coach Dan Quinn's press conferences reveals where he is most confident, in the team's intense level of competition and the impact of veterans like Zach Ertz, and where he is taking a more cautious, "wait-and-see" approach, specifically with the offensive line battle at right tackle.The development of the team's young core is also a major focus, headlined by QB Jayden Daniels. The game appears to be slowing down for the second-year quarterback as he takes a more vocal leadership role, while other sophomores like Luke McCaffrey and Mike Sainristil are also making significant leaps. Finally, we provide a full rundown of the Terry McLaurin situation, from his placement on the PUP list to his trade request, and reveal

In the latest Locked On Commanders practice report, get a measured breakdown of the highs and lows from training camp. Get a full analysis of Jayden Daniels' performance, an honest look at the offensive line struggles, and the real story behind the injury news concerning Deebo Samuel and Brandon Coleman.While some headlines might cause concern, this episode explains why you shouldn't overreact. The episode puts Josh Connerly Jr.'s tough day into perspective, provides an eyewitness update on Deebo Samuel's finger injury, and breaks down the stats from Jayden Daniels' promising day. Plus, hear directly from veteran tight end Zach Ertz as he discusses Jayden Daniels' leadership, the team's culture under Dan Quinn, and what makes Deebo Samuel a special "chess piece" on offense.

Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons officially demands a trade, and all signs point to his connection with Dan Quinn making Washington his top destination.On this emergency bonus episode of Locked On Commanders, we break down the bombshell trade request from Micah Parsons. We dive into his public statement, the contract dispute fueling his exit from Dallas, and the direct quotes that prove his loyalty to Commanders head coach Dan Quinn. We also analyze the on-field data that shows why Adam Peters has to at least make the call. Then, we pivot to the other major news of the week: the D.C. council's 9-3 vote to advance the RFK Stadium revitalization plan, including what the vote means and what happens next for the team's potential return to the District.What would you give up to get Micah Parsons in Washington? Let us know in the comments!#Commanders #MicahParsons #WashingtonCommanders #NFL #RFKStadium

Terry McLaurin has officially requested a trade from the Washington Commanders. We break down the shocking news and what it means for the franchise.In this emergency episode of Locked On Commanders, we react to the bombshell report that the Commanders' star wide receiver wants out. We analyze the timeline of the contract dispute, the emotional vs. financial factors at play, and why the two sides are so far apart on value. Plus, WUSA9's Chick Hernandez joins the show to give his expert take on the fallout.We dive deep into:How the exploding wide receiver market (Justin Jefferson, A.J. Brown) impacts this negotiation.The core conflict: Paying for past performance vs. projecting future value for a receiver turning 30.An exclusive interview with Chick Hernandez on how this will affect the team.Potential trade destinations and what realistic compensation would look like.#Commanders #TerryMcLaurin #NFL #NFLNews

Jayden Daniels connects with Zach Ertz for multiple scores while rookie RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt proves the hype is real in the latest Commanders camp report. The Washington Commanders offense came to play in the seventh practice of training camp, with quarterback Jayden Daniels leading the charge with a 9-for-14, 3-touchdown performance during team drills. On this episode, we break down the red zone focus set by Head Coach Dan Quinn and how the connection between Daniels and TE Zach Ertz continues to be a nearly unstoppable force. Plus, rookie running back Jacory "Bill" Croskey-Merritt continues to turn heads and earn the trust of the coaching staff, showing off the vision and contact balance that has fans buzzing. After a full breakdown of the film, you'll hear an exclusive interview with the rookie standout himself as they discuss his transition to the NFL, navigating traffic at the line of scrimmage, and preparing for his first taste of action against another team. TIME STAMPS:0:00 - Intro 1:15 - Jayden

This Locked On Commanders mailbag explains why Jayden Daniels' camp interceptions are a great sign for the offense and its new aggressive mentality.This episode also dives into how incentives could bridge the gap in Terry McLaurin's contract negotiations, the impressive performances from surprise players like Javontae Jean-Baptiste and Jordan Magee who are making roster decisions difficult, and why the offensive line's development—including Brandon Coleman's move to guard and potential free agent targets—is the key to the Commanders' season.#WashingtonCommanders #Commanders #JaydenDaniels #NFL #HTTC

The Washington Commanders' defense, led by an impactful Von Miller, won the day at practice, but the biggest story surrounds Terry McLaurin's contract negotiations after the Cortland Sutton deal. We break down all the action from Tuesday's practice, including an up-and-down day for Jayden Daniels, who went 8-for-15 with two drops by his receivers. We also detail why the stats prove Terry McLaurin's value is significantly higher than Courtland Sutton's, with McLaurin leading in career receptions, yards, and touchdowns, though not as high as the receiver may be asking for.Later, we are joined by Commanders linebacker Jordan Magee, who discusses his "hunter's mentality", learning from mentors like Ken Norton Jr. and Bobby Wagner, and his goal to prove he belongs in the NFL.

Jayden Daniels shines in pads, a potential Deebo Samuel & Austin Ekeler return duo emerges, and Santana Moss gets an emotional call to the Ring of Fame.On today's episode, David Harrison breaks down the first padded practice of Washington Commanders training camp. Jayden Daniels continues to improve, connecting with Deebo Samuel for a touchdown and avoiding interceptions. The defense also made plays, with Bobby Wagner and Quan Martin standing out. Plus, hear directly from rookie lineman Brandon Coleman on his transition to guard and learning from the vets.The episode closes with the powerful, raw emotion of Commanders legend Santana Moss as he learns he is being inducted into the team's Ring of Fame and reflects on his career in Washington.#Commanders #WashingtonCommanders #JaydenDaniels #NFLTrainingCamp #SantanaMoss