In preparation for Saturday night’s NFC divisional round playoff game in Detroit, the Washington Commanders have made four roster moves. The Commanders have placed LB Jordan Magee on the injured reserve list.
Jordan Magee is planning on making his NFL regular season debut on Sunday. Wednesday afternoon, the Commanders made the decision: they have activated the rookie linebacker out of Temple.
The rook is back The Washington Commanders announced several roster moves yesterday, including the release of DE/LB Jamin Davis. They didn’t sign anyone to fill his spot on the 53-man roster, but it was expected that 5th-round rookie LB Jordan Magee was going to get activated from injured reserve.
The New England Patriots practice squad is now complete. The team signed two players to the practice squad on Monday, bringing the total to 17, the league max.
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 officially have a 53-man roster. Please don’t get comfortable memorizing the roster, though, as it will frequently change, likely beginning this week.
No NFL team gets away with an injury-free training camp. Some get better fortunes than others, but it's part of the game. The Washington Commanders are currently navigating their way through health concerns.
Brandon Coleman, Jordan Magee and Johnny Newton are three Commanders draft choices currently dealing with injuries. Magee, drafted 139th overall in the fifth round out of Temple, had moved well in training camp before suffering an injured meniscus against the Jets in the first preseason game.
No NFL team gets a clear run of good fortune on the injury front at this time of year. Training camp and preseason games are fast, physically brutal on occasion, and cause health complications to emerge.
While he didn’t receive the headlines of some other members in Washington’s 2024 rookie class, fifth-round linebacker Jordan Magee had everyone’s attention in the spring.
The Washington Commanders believed they found a steal with linebacker Jordan Magee. A fifth-round pick in the 2024 NFL draft from Temple, Magee quickly took advantage of being on the same team as future Hall of Famer Bobby Wagner.
Dan Quinn talks to the media before the start of practice Dan Quinn spoke to the media again today. The Washington Commanders have opened up training camp to the fans today, and Quinn noticed the energy and the crowd lining up early.
Plenty of places are up for grabs over Washington Commanders training camp. Dan Quinn and his staff got to grips with their players for the first practice session on Wednesday.
New Washington general manager Adam Peters wanted to bring some of the things he did in San Francisco, where he served as assistant general manager, to the Commanders.
The Washington Commanders are looking to turn the tide and that starts in 2024, although it's already begun. New coaching staff, new players, new schemes, almost everything happening in the DMV surrounding their beloved football team is fresh and that is exciting.
The Washington Commanders are expecting big things from their 2024 draft class. Much of the hype centers on quarterback Jayden Daniels as he looks to become the franchise presence under center capable of spearheading this team back to relevancy.
The linebacker position has been an issue for the Washington Commanders over the past couple of seasons. This is exactly why they addressed this matter in the offseason by bringing in some fresh faces into the roster.
The Washington Commanders went from having the NFL’s worst linebacking unit in 2023 to one that some consider the best in 2024. Washington’s fortunes changed in March when it signed Bobby Wagner and Frankie Luvu in free agency.
It’s not how you start, but Commanders rookie Jordan Magee said all the right things last week. Magee, drafted in round five (139) out of Temple, sat down with Bryan Colbert Jr.
For several years, the Washington Commanders have largely neglected the linebacker position. This was a curious decision, considering the former head coach (Ron Rivera) and defensive coordinator (Jack Del Rio) were longtime ex-NFL linebackers.
Jordan Magee wrapped up the 2022 football season with his future at Temple in flux. The Owls had finished their first year with head coach Stan Drayton and earned their second consecutive 3-9 record, and Magee had the opportunity to seek greener pastures at another school.
The Washington Commanders were tagged as the big winners of Day 2 in the NFL Draft and if quarterback Jayden Daniels pans out might be the champions of the whole experience when it's all said and done.
The Denver Broncos recently hosted Temple’s Jordan Magee on a pre-draft visit, the linebacker confirmed during an interview with The Draft Network’s Justin Melo.
The Las Vegas Raiders are making changes to their roster this offseason in hopes of returning to the postseason in 2024. The Raiders built up a lot of momentum halfway through the 2023 season when Antonio Pierce took over.
Perhaps a less discussed prospect than other linebackers in the 2024 NFL Draft class, but Temple's Jordan Magee should not be overlooked. Magee's notable ability could make him a bargain pick for some NFL team looking to shore up their linebacker group immediately.
Temple Football linebacker Jordan Magee has declared for the NFL Draft, he announced in a social media post Saturday evening. “It has been an honor to represent Temple University over these last five years,” Magee wrote.