Antonio Williams impresses at joint practice with Dolphins for Commanders
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:26 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

During a joint practice on August 12, 2026, Washington Commanders rookie wide receiver Antonio Williams showcased his skills against the Miami Dolphins. He stood out by creating separation from defenders and successfully catching a red-zone touchdown pass. The strong performance comes as the Commanders' passing offense appears to improve with the addition of veteran Stefon Diggs. Williams was also recognized for making notable plays earlier in the week, indicating his growing role on the team as they move closer to the season.
- •Williams excelled in joint practice against the Dolphins on August 12, 2026.
- •He created significant separation from defenders during drills.
- •Williams caught a touchdown pass in the red zone.
- •His skills have drawn attention ahead of the season opener.
- •The rookie was a third-round pick, expected to be key for the Commanders.
- 3:26 AMYahoo Sports — Commanders Rookie Turns Heads at Joint Practice With Dolphins
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