Washington Commanders

Sam Cosmi is reportedly "hitting all the benchmarks” in his recovery from a torn ACL. (Source: John Keim on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Cosmi has been practicing off to the side during practices with the Commanders. It remains unclear when he'll be ready to return as a full-go for Washington.

Noah Brown underwent an MRI on Thursday following his early exit from practice on Wednesday. (Source: Around the NFL on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Brown was able to walk off the field under his own power on Wednesday before he was carted off. There will be an update provided on his status by the Commanders when available.

Commanders coach Dan Quinn said Brian Robinson looks “really healthy” in minicamp. (Source: Sam Fortier on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: “He’s had a good offseason,” Quinn said. It is a contract year for Robinson as he figures to remain the lead back in the Commanders backfield.

Michael Gallup has been sidelined from minicamp due to a hamstring strain. (Source: Nicki Jhabvala on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Gallup was not on the field during practice on Tuesday or Wednesday. He won't be rushed back with how hamstring injuries can linger.

The Commanders signed S Jeremy Reaves to a one-year contract extension. (Source: Ben Standig on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Reaves figures to remain in his primary special teams role.

Commanders head coach Dan Quinn named TE Ben Sinnott as a player who has stood out this offseason. (Source: Sam Fortier on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Sinnott had some hype heading into his rookie season last year, but he wound up playing all year behind veteran Zach Ertz. He remains a solid dynasty stash. It is unclear what his value will be in redraft with Ertz back in Washington.

Marshon Lattimore will be a full participant going into minicamp with the Commanders. (Source: Nicki Jhabvala on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Lattimore is set to enter into his first full season in Washington. He battled a lingering hamstring injury for most of last season that appears to be behind him. He enters minicamp without any restrictions.

Terry McLaurin did not report to Commanders minicamp. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McLaurin was away from the team during OTAs and he remains away to open mandatory minicamp. It is worth noting this situation happened with him a few years ago and a new deal was made a few weeks later. This will remain a situation to monitor as training camp approaches.

Josh Conerly Jr. officially signed his rookie contract with the Commanders. (Source: Washington Commanders on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: It was reported last weekend that the two sides had agreed to terms and Conerly would officially sign on Tuesday. That wound up being the case with the deal now being official.

The Commanders signed OT Tyre Phillips. (Source: John Keim on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Phillips remains in the NFC East after spending the past couple of seasons with the Giants. He'll likely compete in training camp for a depth spot on the offensive line for Washington.

The Commanders signed Matt Gay to a one-year deal. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Matt Gay was released by the Colts earlier in April. He has been steady throughout his career and figures to be the starter for Washington heading into this upcoming season.

WR Deebo Samuel locked in a revised one-year pact with the Commanders on Wednesday, netting 17 million dollars guaranteed and up to 3 million in incentives, per league sources. The 29-year-old looks to reset after a muted 2024 with the 49ers. (Source: Adam Schefter)

Fantasy Impact: Samuel’s 2024 dip—51 catches, 670 yards—faded his star, but Washington’s offense could unlock his dual-threat game. Pairing with Terry McLaurin, he’s a WR2 gamble with PPR juice if Kliff Kingsbury schemes him right. Injuries and age (29) cap his ceiling—health is key.

DE Jalyn Holmes locked in a new deal with the Commanders on Wednesday, per league insiders. The 29-year-old bounced between squads in 2024, racking up 21 tackles and two sacks over a combined 19 outings, and looks poised to back up Washington’s defensive front next season. (Source: Washington Commanders)

Fantasy Impact: Holmes’ 2024 haul—21 tackles, two sacks—keeps him off most IDP radars. He’ll fill a reserve role in Washington, so only the deepest dynasty formats might care—redraft skips him unless the depth chart thins.

The Commanders have re-signed CB Noah Igbinoghene. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter )

Fantasy Impact: Igbinoghene turned in a solid season with the Commanders in 2024, tallying 55 total tackles and seven passes defensed. He should see plenty of time as the slot corner for the Commanders in 2025.

The Commanders signed DE Deatrich Wise to a one-year, $5 million contract. (Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Wise spent the past eight years with the Patriots. He'll hold a rotational role on the defensive line for Washington.

The Commanders agreed to terms with DT Eddie Goldman on a one-year contract.

Fantasy Impact: Goldman recorded one sack in a rotational role last season with the Falcons. He'll likely be in a similar role on the defensive line with Washington.

The Commanders re-signed RB Jeremy McNichols to a one-year contract. (Source: Tom Pelissero on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McNichols will continue to hold a depth role in the backfield for the Commanders. He remains off the fantasy radar.

The Browns agreed to terms with OT Cornelius Lucas on a two-year contract. (Source: Jeremy Fowler on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Lucas held a depth role on the Commanders offensive line. He'll add more experience in the same way for Cleveland for whoever is at quarterback for the Browns.

The Commanders acquired LT Laremy Tunsil and a 2025 fourth-round pick from the Texans in exchange for Washington’s 2026 second-rounder, 2025 third-rounder, 2026 fourth-rounder and 2025 seventh-rounder. (Source: Ian Rapoport on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Houston moves on from its left tackle for a plethora of draft picks. Tunsil graded out as a solid blocker in the pass game last season. Houston opens up $13.8 million in cap space with the move. Tunsil should upgrade the offensive line for Washington to help protect Jayden Daniels as he continues to develop.

Dyami Brown has agreed to a one-year, $10 million deal that could be worth up to $12 million with the Jacksonville Jaguars. (Source: Mike Garafolo on X)

Fantasy Impact: Jacksonville needed to bolster its passing game options with Evan Engram and Christian Kirk no longer on the team. Brown has never been a prolific option at receiver, but he’s coming off a career best 308 receiving yards in 2024 with Washington and a fantastic playoff stretch that saw him accumulate an additional 229 yards.