Commanders work out 10 players, including son of NFL legend
The Commanders hosted 10 players for tryouts on Saturday. Some were familiar names, including the son of Hall of Fame QB.
On Saturday, the Washington Commanders held their third day of training camp at their practice facility in Ashburn. The NFL's "Back Together Weekend" saw fans return to the stadium for the first time, creating an energetic atmosphere. Washington president Mark Clouse welcomed two Pro Football Hall of Famers, John Riggins and Darrell Green, onto the practice field before the team began their workouts.
General manager Adam Peters and his staff were equally active, conducting evaluations on 10 players. Among the notable names were quarterback E.J. Warner, a standout performer from his collegiate days at Temple, Rice, and Fresno State, who is also the son of NFL legend Kurt Warner. Cornerback Trey Hill, a former Georgia Bulldog who has spent time with four NFL teams, including a waiving by the Tennessee Titans, also participated in the workouts.
Linebacker Gus Hartwig, who played at Purdue and went undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, was another name to watch. Safety Joe Michalski, tight ends Chris Myarick and Donald Parham, and additional defensive backs Eli Ricks, Kary Vincent, and Dee Williams also took part in the Commanders' day of player evaluations.
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