READ MORE: NFL coordinator compares Commanders' Jayden Daniels to Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson The franchise will recognize Monk and retire his number forever on November 2 when it hosts the Seattle Seahawks and wears the uniform the receiver and his ...

The Washington Commanders have a star in the making, as this breakout player reached the top five in ESPN's rankings.

Washington Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner and 11-time NFL All-Pro was left off ESPN's Top 10 list of inside linebackers.

The Washington Commanders said Tuesday they are retiring Hall of Fame wide receiver Art Monk’s No. 81 this season. Monk is the sixth player in franchise history to get that honor, joining Darrell Green, Sammy Baugh, Bobby Mitchell, Sonny Jurgensen and Sean Taylor.

The two-time Pro Bowler had a career-high 13 receiving touchdowns in 2024, his first with Jayden Daniels as his quarterback, last year's Associated Press Offensive Rookie of the Year. The Commanders experienced their most successful season in 33 years last season, going 12-5 and reaching the NFC championship game.

The Washington Commanders are making a fitting gesture by retiring the number of an underrated franchise legend, wide receiver Art Monk.

A former Washington Commanders quarterback has something to say. Robert Griffin III, who played with Washington from 2012-15, has never been one to shy away fro