Javon Hargrave was the “shocking” offseason acquisition (so far) by the Vikings back in March. It wasn’t because he wasn’t a fit or he wasn’t on anyone’s radar; it was because they had also signed Jonathan Allen to a multi-year commitment beforehand.
The National Football League Players Association gave the Washington Commanders an F for the quality of their team workout facilities. The Minnesota Vikings, on the other hand were given a rating of A+.
Jonathan Allen spent the first eight seasons of his career with the Washington Commanders. Now that he has left the team, he thinks he has been missing out.
How many of the first running backs selected in the NFL Draft since the year 2000 can you name in five minutes?
Jonathan Allen's expiry date with the Washington Commanders arrived as expected this offseason. The veteran defensive tackle knew it. Adam Peters did too, which resulted in an amicable parting that was handled impeccably by the franchise.
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.
One of the key losses for the Washington Commanders this offseason was veteran defensive lineman Jonathan Allen. But it's fair to acknowledge that his performance levels didn't justify the financial commitment coming his way in 2025.
The Washington Commanders selected Jonathan Allen eight years ago in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft out of Alabama. Allen grew into one of the best defenders of this era in franchise history, logging eight seasons with the team.
The Washington Commanders made some tough choices throughout Adam Peters' second offseason at the helm. Releasing veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen was one of them.
The Washington Commanders earned an 'F' for their locker room on this year's NFLPA team report card. While the Commanders have made steady improvements in several important areas for players and families, the brick-and-mortar upgrades tend to take a bit longer.
It wasn't an easy decision for Jonathan Allen to leave the Washington Commanders after eight seasons with the franchise. Mostly because, at long last, they had a great culture within the organization that's difficult to replicate.
In eight years and 109 career games with the Washington Commanders, defensive tackle Jonathan Allen became one of the faces of the franchise, made a lot of money, and unfortunately didn't win as many games as he'd like to have.
The NFL has decided to table the issue of whether or not it will ban the tush push play. This two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle has made his feelings on the matter clear.
Jonathan Allen had nothing but good things to say about how Adam Peters and the new regime handled his departure. He was less complimentary about those who held prominent positions before their arrival.
When considering his new home in the NFL, former Washington Commanders Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen was looking for culture. With that in mind, it's no surprise he found his way to the Minnesota Vikings.
Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jer'Zhan Newton was quietly effective during his first season in the league. While he didn't shine as much as fellow rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, Newton showed some flashes of potential in his rookie year playing next to Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne.
Jonathan Allen spent eight seasons with the Washington Commanders, earning two Pro Bowls while with the team. However, following their front-office rebuild in Ashburn, VA, after the purchase of the Commanders in 2023, the team’s new ownership has come with a new vision in place.
Since being released from the Washington Commanders, defensive tackle Jonathan Allen has opened up about his departure from the franchise and expressed gratitude for his new opportunity with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Washington Commanders were looking to strengthen their roster in order to get closer to or potentially surpass the Philadelphia Eagles next time around.
With uncertainty at quarterback, the Vikings are building a sure thing on defense.
According to Adam Schefter, the Vikings are signing DT Jonathan Allen to a three-year, $60 million deal. Allen garnered significant interest on the open
According to JP Finlay of NBC Sports, the Vikings are a team to watch for former Commanders DT Jonathan Allen. Washington elected to release Allen ahead of free agency after being unable to find a trade partner.
According to Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle, the 49ers are expected to target former Commanders DT Jonathan Allen on the open market. This
Jonathan Allen came up during the 49ers’ talks with the Commanders on Deebo Samuel. While the All-Pro wide receiver was eventually traded to Washington, the sides could not agree on an Allen inclusion. Now free from his second-tier defensive tackle contract, Allen will be available to the 49ers.
Efforts to trade Jonathan Allen came up short. As a result, the veteran defensive tackle is now set to become a free agent.
Unless a trade partner materializes, it appears two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen will be released by the Washington Commanders. Should the Las Vegas Raiders consider him?
Per Mike Silver, the Commanders will likely release veteran DT Jonathan Allen in a cost-cutting move if they are unable to find another team willing to trade for him.
Washington has permitted defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to explore trade options.
Beginning in 2017, the Commanders used a first-round pick on a defensive lineman for four consecutive years. The first player in that stretch — Jonathan Allen — has remained in Washington throughout his career.
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