The Washington Commanders were active this offseason, making splash trades to further enhance their offense headed by quarterback Jayden Daniels while also adding free agents across both sides of the ball to improve in areas they lacked a season ago.
The Commanders signed former 49ers DT Javon Kinlaw to a three-year deal this offseason. GM Adam Peters called Kinlaw a “tone-setter” for their defense. “He’s explosive,” Peters said, via Zach Shelby of the team’s site.
Javon Kinlaw's contract remains a subject of fierce debate among the media. Almost nobody gave it a promising prognosis, but general manager Adam Peters believes this can better counteract the Philadelphia Eagles' dominant trench warfare traits moving forward.
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The New York Jets have put together a productive offseason with a few exciting signings. But the Jets also lost a few stars. Players like D.J. Reed, Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, and Javon Kinlaw are all off the roster as the Jets prepare for 2025.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The Washington Commanders have their sights set on the 2025 NFL Draft. But one polarizing free-agent signing continues to receive widespread criticism around the media.
The NFL Draft is almost two weeks away and we're starting to learn which Round 1 prospects are on the 49ers' radar. According to Matt Barrows of The Athletic, the 49ers are scheduled to meet with Ole Miss defensive tackle Walter Nolen before the draft.
The Washington Commanders added several free agents this offseason, including defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw. That signing, made by Commanders general manager Adam Peters, has received wide spread criticism, and apparently will continue to until Kinlaw makes the Pro Bowl, and perhaps not even then.
What’s football without a bit of criticism? The Washington Commanders have faced their fair share after investing heavily in defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw.
One didn't have to look far across the media for criticism about the Washington Commanders' financial outlay for defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw. Most analysts believe it was a significant overpay, but there is untold confidence in the building regarding his fit within Dan Quinn and Joe Whitt Jr.'s scheme.
The Washington Commanders didn't make many big splashes in free agency. Adam Peters opted to maintain the same formula of finding veterans on one-year deals who could provide short-term assistance.
Washington looks improved with the likes of WR Deebo Samuel, LT Laremy Tunsil and DT Javon Kinlaw.
The Washington Commanders opened up their pocketbooks for New York Jets defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, who signed a three-year, $45 million contract early in free agency.
The Commanders have signed DT Javon Kinlaw to a three-year, $45 million contract, which includes $30 million in guarantees and a $16.5 million signing bonus.
Javon Kinlaw grew up in Northeast D.C., dreaming of one day playing for the team he watched as a kid. Now, the defensive lineman has made that dream a reality.
Are the Washington Commanders saving their first-round pick in the coming NFL Draft for a certain position?
The Washington Commanders were relatively quiet over the legal tampering window. Their one major financial outlay in free agency raised a few eyebrows around the league.
The Washington Commanders are busy constructing their 2025 roster at the beginning of the NFL's open negotiating period, and part of that process is losing players.
The Washington Commanders and former first-round defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw are in agreement on a three-year deal worth $45 million, multiple outlets reported Monday.
Going into NFL free agency on March 12, the Las Vegas Raiders figure to make the offense a priority with the quarterback position being a focal point. That doesn't mean the Raiders are going to completely ignore the defense where there are some holes.
The former first-rounder played out his rookie contract with the 49ers, and as such, he had a pre-existing relationship with Jets head coach Robert Saleh.
Despite the 49ers planning to cut Arik Armstead, they are not re-signing Javon Kinlaw. Instead, the defensive coordinator in place when the team drafted Kinlaw will take a flier.
A whopping 21 players are set to become free agents from the San Francisco 49ers. Only some players will be back on the 49ers, while others will not be retained or find better deals.
Javon Kinlaw just saved his career. The former first-round pick went two full seasons without recording a sack, then the 49ers declined to pick up his fifth-year option this spring.
Javon Kinlaw has seen a surge in his workload due to injuries impacting the San Francisco 49ers' defensive line. The fourth-year defensive tackle, often hampered by injuries and inconsistent production, didn't have his fifth-year option exercised, likely making him a free agent in the upcoming offseason.
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