The Los Angeles Chargers have many questions to answer this offseason along the defensive front seven. After all, Khalil Mack is a free agent, Joey Bosa is a prime cut candidate and the breakout prove-it duo of Poona Ford and Teair Tart will also enter free agency.

The Washington Commanders are visiting the Los Angeles Chargers in 2025, and that team has a home game in Brazil.

The Washington Commanders are looking for ways to improve their team this offseason, and with loads of cap space, the team can go in a few different directions.Bleacher Report writer Gary Davenport proposes the idea that the Commanders could sign Los Angeles Chargers pass rusher Khalil Mack.

The Washington Commanders have significant salary cap space this offseason thanks to smart deals the organization made last season. With more than two dozen free agents from last season’s roster, the Commanders will need to spend a hefty amount re-signing some of those players.

Free agency is just under two weeks away, meaning trades can also become official. Many teams have given some of their star players permission to seek a trade, including the Washington Commanders and Jonathan Allen. Allen has become expendable after Washington drafted Jer'Zhan Newton and already has Daron Payne.

The Washington Commanders are one of four franchises that have played only once in the NFL’s International Series. Washington last traveled outside of the United States in 2016 when the team earned a tie against the Cincinnati Bengals,

The Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles made NFL history in 2024. The two NFC foes met in Week 1 in Brazil, the first NFL game ever played in Brazil. In November, the NFL announced it would return to Brazil in 2025.

I remember Jonathan Allen being an star along the defensive line for the Alabama Crimson Tide in college. While he has been a game-wrecker at times in the NFL,

Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen sought permission to seek a trade, a league source told UPI on Tuesday.

The Raiders were fourth, followed by the Chargers, Texans and 49ers. The Chargers, who also opened a new team training facility, moved up from 30th in 2024. The Commanders jumped from 32nd to 11th under owner Josh Harris, who received high scores from his ...