Daron Payne

Will Howell be the Commanders' QB beyond this season? Will Washington make the playoffs? We make our second-half predictions.

Chase Young, Montez Sweat, Daron Payne and company fed off each other as the Commanders' defense made a comeback in Denver possible.

For all the downs of Snyder's tenure, gridiron heroes still emerged. With Snyder set to exit, we picked Washington's best since 1999.

After paying Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne, the Commanders probably can't keep both Young and Sweat, forcing some tough decisions ahead.

NFL free agency is here, and we're tracking every Commanders move, including the arrival of Jacoby Brissett as a possible starting QB.

Few expected a new deal for Payne, especially so soon. Why now? Was it the right move? What does it mean for Chase Young and Montez Sweat?

Payne's deal comes after Washington placed the franchise tag on him on Feb. 28.

With limited draft capital in 2023, the Browns figure to be active in free agency and the trade market to bolster their roster this month.

With a win-now roster and few picks near the top of the draft, Cleveland must thrive in free agency and the trade market to fill key holes.

Between using the franchise tag, releasing Carson Wentz, adding to his staff and more, Rivera says he isn't focused on off-field headlines.

Payne was named to the Pro Bowl after posting a career-best 11.5 sacks and 64 combined tackles last season.

Among the top 20 players are five quarterbacks — including three in the top six — two running backs and a host of defensive playmakers.

Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera knows his way around Super Bowl media week. Engaging this year meant fielding questions about quarterback Sam Howell’s starting chances, Eric Bieniemy entering the offensive coordinator search and the team’s plans with free-agent defensive...

Payne is far and away Washington's biggest free-agent question mark this offseason, and one of the best available players league wide.

As players cleaned out their lockers instead of preparing for a playoff game, some face long rehabs, while others seek big paydays.

Giants kicker Graham Gano attempted a 58-yard field goal at the buzzer to take lead but came up short.

Payne is boosting his stock at the perfect time, as many around the league expect the defensive tackle market to erupt this offseason.

The NFL's best DT pair keep feeding off each other, dominating the Texans. "I've got to match his energy every week," Allen said of Payne.