Here are three possible landing spots for the best available tight end and former Washington Commander, Logan Thomas this offseason. The Virginia Tech product was one of the first cuts by the Commanders from their roster overhaul in this year’s free agency.
Believe it or not, more than 300 NFL free agents are still looking for a contract. Here’s the best available at each position.
The Washington Commanders made a big splash Wednesday by adding a three-time Pro Bowl tight end to the roster a few days before the start of free agency.
As I was browsing NFL and Buccaneers Twitter (as one does), I saw an interesting release that had me perk up a little bit. The Commanders have decided to cut veteran TE Logan Thomas.
Free agency officially begins on March 13 and the 49ers need another tight end. They should sign Logan Thomas. He's not the best tight end available, but the 49ers aren't looking for a starter.
Josh Harris went into the 2023-24 season, his first campaign as Washington Commanders owner, with the hope that the team would be competitive after a .500 finish the previous year..
The Detroit Lions have a lot of needs to fill this coming free agency and draft and one of them is at tight end. The Lions have one of the best tight ends in the NFL in Sam LaPorta, but they could use a guy that could come in and be their tight end two.
Already entering Friday positioned in the top three in cap space, the Commanders are freeing up more room. Absent any post-June 1 maneuvers, the team will pick up nearly $14M between this cut and one other.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Commanders are releasing TE Logan Thomas on Friday. Releasing Thomas creates $6,540,000 in cap space and $1,750,000 in dead money. This marks the second cut of the day for Washington after releasing LT Charles Leno as well.
When an NFL team has as much cap space as the Washington Commanders, it's easy to gloss over potential cut candidates, especially if the savings are minimal.
The Washington Commanders are entering what is probably the newest era in the NFL, outside of the New England Patriots. But even the Patriots have the same owner entering 2024.
The Washington Commanders offense was up and down in Eric Bieniemy's first season as coordinator. Tasked with improving the unit that averaged just 18.9 points a game in 2022 (ranked 24th), Bieniemy improved that slightly as Washington averaged 19.4 points per game in 2023.
When the Washington Commanders lost 40-20 on Thursday night to a Chicago Bears team that was riding a 14-game losing streak at the time, that was considered rock bottom. That was before Sunday.
The Washington Commanders got off to a 2-0 start before falling in back-to-back games to the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles. At 2-2, a Thursday
Washington Commanders tight end Logan Thomas will miss Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills due to a concussion, head coach Ron Rivera confirmed Friday.
The Washington Commanders are 2-0 for the first time since 2011 after completing an 18-point comeback over the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Washington defensive end Chase Young and quarterback Sam Howell shined in the victory, but the rally may not have been possible if not for tight end Logan Thomas.
Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson delivered a vicious helmet-to-helmet hit for a second straight week. This time, he got ejected from the game for his heinous act.
Broncos defensive back Kareem Jackson was ejected from Sunday's game against the Commanders for another deliberately dirty hit.
Washington Commanders’ tight end Logan Thomas took an absolutely vicious shot on Sunday afternoon. It was on a touchdown pass in the back of the end zone.
The Washington Commanders have had their fair share of bad luck when it comes to tight end injuries. Predating the arrival of Commanders coach Ron Rivera
Washington Commanders tight end Logan Thomas is having a rough camp, spending most of it on the sidelines with a calf strain. While the team enjoys having the 32-year-old veteran around, questions are surrounding how much longer he could be with the Commanders.
In his first season as Washington Commanders offensive coordinator, Eric Bieniemy won't have an all-time great tight end at his disposal, as he did for years in Kansas City with Travis Kelce.
Washington Commanders tight end Logan Thomas remains sidelined with a calf injury. Thomas has been out of practice since last week. He didn’t even dress for Washington’s preseason win against the Cleveland Browns on Friday.
Multiple players, including tight end Logan Thomas, criticized the Washington Commanders’ offensive play-calling in a recent Washington Post report. Thomas was the only player to put his name to record, and his wife also took to social media to express displeasure with the team.
Logan Thomas is back on the practice field. The Commanders announced that they’ve activated the tight end from the physically unable to perform list.
The Washington Commanders activated tight end Logan Thomas from the physically unable to perform list on Monday after passing his physical. Thomas, 31, tore his left ACL and MCL during a Week 13 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders last season.
Washington Commanders tight end Logan Thomas continues to work hard to return from a torn ACL/MCL, but the injury still might force him to miss the start of the 2022 campaign.
McLaurin posted team highs last season with 77 catches, 130 targets, 1,053 receiving yards and five touchdown grabs.
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