Training Camp – Week 2 Summary

August 10, 2026

By Noonefromtampa

Roster Moves

August 2nd

Signed center Trey Hill

Released cornerback Tre Hawkins

August 4th

Placed Ahkello Witherspoon on the Reserve/Retired List

August 5th  

Signed wide receiver Stefon Diggs to a 1-year deal worth up to $12M

Released guard Tyler Cooper

Trey Amos, Dorance Armstrong and Tress Way removed from the physically unable to perform/non-football injury lists

August 8th

Signed C Daniel Brunskill, T Nicholas Petit-Frere and G Max Scharping

Released WR Chris Hilton Jr. and G Timothy McKay

Placed DT D.J. Davidson on the Reserve/Retired List

Day 5 – Sunday, August 2nd  

No practice, player rest day

Day 6 – Monday, August 3rd [Fan Attendence Day]

First practice in pads!

Injuries

None reported

Day 7 – Tuesday, August 4th [Fan Attendence Day]

Injuries

No injuries reported.

Day 8 – Wednesday, August 5th [Fan Attendence Day]

Injuries

No injuries reported.

Day 9 – Thursday, August 6th

No practice, player rest day

Injuries

No injuries reported.

Day 10 – Friday, August 7th [Fan Attendence Day]

Injuries

No injuries reported.

Day 11 – Saturday, August 8th [Fan Attendence Day]

Injuries

Laremy Tunsil – torn triceps, likely needs surgery and may miss most of the season

Trey Amos – didn’t last long, trainers took him into the facility in the middle of his workout, supposedly cautionary

Notes

Wednesday, August 12th will be the first joint practice with Miami in Ashburn. Will be a good early test for the players prior to the preseason game.

Lots of hype around Antonio Williams, he has been flashing early in camp. Footwork, route running and good hands, he could be one of the surprise players of the draft.

I think that it is getting to the point where the kicker job will go to Drew Stevens (or his to lose), especially if he kicks well in the preseason games.

The secondary has been looking better in camp but “practice ain’t games” as they say. The key will be generating a pass rush, the talent in the secondary is there this year.

Signing Diggs seems to have had a big perception impact on the media about the Commanders, making it seem like signing him we’ll get an extra win or two this season. One player does not make or break a season, except for maybe Daniels. Diggs will have a big impact, if healthy, on production and also showing younger wide receivers how to play the position.

Terry McLaurin will be happy this year, with Diggs and Chig Okonkwo on the field, teams can no longer focus on stopping McLaurin. Diggs and Okonkwo have the ability to turn mistakes by defenses into huge chunk plays for Washington. One-on-one, Terry is one of the best in the NFL in contested catches.

The season just got even more interesting.