#wide-receiver-depth tag

5 days ago

National Football League

Commanders just made their stance on Luke McCaffrey crystal clear in Week 1

National Football League

Commanders have a Week 1 breakout brewing and the league has no idea

National Football League

Kendrick Bourne buzz makes Commanders' stance on Luke McCaffrey clear

Bringing in Kendrick Bourne likely pushes Luke McCaffrey down the Commanders' wide receiver depth chart, jeopardizing his chances for a larger offensive role.

3 weeks ago

Washington DC

5 Commanders in danger of losing it all as roster cuts near

Several Commanders on the roster bubble must deliver standout preseason performances to secure final roster spots ahead of cuts.

5 days ago

National Football League

Commanders just made their stance on Luke McCaffrey crystal clear in Week 1

National Football League

Commanders have a Week 1 breakout brewing and the league has no idea

National Football League

Kendrick Bourne buzz makes Commanders' stance on Luke McCaffrey clear

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3 weeks ago

Washington DC

5 Commanders in danger of losing it all as roster cuts near

Washington DC

Unclear Commanders role not slowing Luke McCaffrey breakout buzz

Luke McCaffrey could claim the Commanders' No. 3 receiver role in 2025 if he becomes more consistent and benefits from a high-volume passing attack.

National Football League

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National Basketball Association

Patriots' latest roster cut won't hurt their offense one bit

Patriots released Kendrick Bourne, reducing receiver room to six and creating $6.3 million in cap space while prioritizing younger receivers and veterans Diggs and Hollins.

NFL analyst just exposed what could instantly change Commanders' destiny

Deebo Samuel remaining healthy and dynamic is crucial to the Washington Commanders' offensive success in 2025 given limited wide receiver depth.

fromESPN.com

Why Rashee Rice accepted his six-game suspension now, and how Chiefs will have to cope

One of the reasons Wednesday's on-field work was more quiet than usual was because of who was absent: wide receiver Rashee Rice. A few hours before the Chiefs' practice began, Rice, a three-year player and the No. 1 receiver for quarterback Patrick Mahomes, accepted a six-game suspension for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy, punishment that the league made official Wednesday afternoon. Rice will not be eligible to return until the Oct. 7 home game against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7.

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