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Quarterback Mac Jones will finally join the San Francisco 49ers four years after the team nearly drafted him third overall.

The NFL league year kicked off Wednesday with two former Super Bowl MVPs hitting the open market.

The Commanders continued their free agency frenzy on Wednesday, signing a pair of former New England Patriots defenders. The team agreed to deals with cornerback Jonathan Jones and defensive lineman Deatrich Wise Jr.

The NFL league year kicked off Wednesday with one former Super Bowl MVP hitting the open market and another could soon be on the way.

As blessed as Josh Allen considers himself following a year in which he was voted NFL MVP, got engaged to a Hollywood actor and became one of the league's top-paid players, one item remains on the Buffalo Bills quarterback's to-do list.

Quarterback Marcus Mariota is sticking with the Washington Commanders. The journeyman backup agreed to a one-year deal Wednesday to return for a second season in Washington, according to multiple reports.

The Washington Commanders added more defensive line depth Wednesday to fill the role vacated by the recently released Jonathan Allen. Washington agreed to a one-year deal with veteran defensive tackle Eddie Goldman, according to multiple reports.

Adam Peters arrived a year ago as owner Josh Harris' new Commanders general manager with every intention of not looking into the eyes of the sun.

Fans won't see any West Virginia football players hitting the renegade dance on TikTok this year. New coach Rich Rodriguez said he's limiting what players can do on the popular social media app.

The Washington Commanders have agreed to re-sign another familiar face.