Veteran offensive lineman Nate Herbig is walking away from football. Herbig signed with the Commanders this offseason, but the team announced on Tuesday morning that he has been placed on the team’s reserve/retired list. He will no longer count against the team’s 90-man roster limit.

The Washington Commanders entered the offseason with some question marks on defense. They addressed them to a degree, but it still feels somewhat insufficient. That’s why it’s not much of a surprise to hear that there are still big doubts about their secondary.

The Washington Commanders announced OL Nate Herbig has decided to retire just months after signing a free agent contract.

Coming off one of the best rookie season from a quarterback in recent memory, Washington Commanders star Jayden Daniels is maintaining a proper mindset.

Herbig remained with the Steelers in 2024, but his injury in the preseason led to him being placed on IR last Aug. 20 and missing the entire season. The Commanders signed him on March 14, but he won't ever play for Washington.

Head coach Dan Quinn met with the media on Monday ahead of Washington's first padded practice and discussed the team's conversation with Cypress about his future.

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Magee is getting comfortable and confident in the Commanders defensive system,Zach Selby of the Commanders' official sitereports. The 24-year-old has impressed early on in camp and has caught the eye of many people, including Bobby Wagner, who said during ...