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Washington cornerback Emmanuel Forbes Jr. had a busy day during his team's joint practice with Baltimore. The rookie was beat badly by fellow first-round draft pick Zay Flowers in a one-on-one drill. Later, Forbes made a nice play to break up a deep pass from Lamar Jackson to Odell Beckham Jr.

Davis was allegedly driving 114 mph in a 45-mph zone.

Oleksandr Pivnenko, the commander of the National Guard of Ukraine (NGU), has made it clear that the commanders of Azov will be involved in further combat operations against Russian forces. Source: Pivnenko in an interview with Ukrainska Pravda Details: Pivnenko was appointed to the position on 8 July 2023, when the commanders of Azov came back from Türkiye.

Vasyl Bodnar, Ukraine's Ambassador to Türkiye, has said that Türkiye had not set any conditions for the return of the commanders who defended Mariupol. Source: Bodnar on air with Svoboda Ranok (Liberty Morning), a Radio Liberty project Quote from Bodnar: "In fact, no conditions have been put forward that I am aware of for the return of our military.

The commanders of the defenders of the Azovstal Iron and Steel Works who have returned to Ukraine have pledged to continue the fight and to have their say in battle. Source: Azov Regiment Commander Denys Prokopenko in Lviv, answering journalists' questions Quote: "I am deeply convinced that the army is a joint effort, and from this day onwards, we will continue the fight together with you.

Former Washington Commanders center Chase Roullier has announced his retirement, deciding his football-playing days are over seven weeks shy of his 30th birthday because of injuries that derailed his career. Roullier cited the effects of two significant injuries in recent years — a broken left fibula and a damaged right knee — as the reason he's done in the NFL. The Commanders released him earlier this offseason.

The Carson Wentz experiment in Washington ended after one season -- doesnt it always? -- and head coach Ron Rivera believes he on the hot seat.

Washington D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwab reached a $625,000 settlement with the Washington Commanders to resolve a lawsuit related to the NFL team failing

The Washington Commanders re-signed linebacker Khaleke Hudson, keeping the team former fifth-round draft pick in 2020 on a one-year deal.

The Washington Commanders are releasing starting defensive back Bobby McCain, ESPN reported Monday.