Commanders enter 2026 training camp focused on rebounding from losing season

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Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Commanders enter 2026 training camp focused on rebounding from losing season
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The Washington Commanders begin their 2026 training camp determined to rebound from a disappointing 5-12 season in 2025. Head coach Dan Quinn emphasizes the importance of starting camp in top shape, while players express frustration over last year's performance. Defensive back Jeremy Reaves stated, 'We’re tired of losing,' reflecting the team's intensified competitiveness. Quarterback Jayden Daniels acknowledged that last season's struggles influenced his offseason preparation, contributing to the team's optimistic outlook for the upcoming campaign.

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  • The Commanders finished 2025 with a 5-12 record.
  • Dan Quinn has stressed the need for players to be in excellent condition.
  • Players are eager to move past last year's struggles.
  • Jeremy Reaves and Jayden Daniels highlighted their motivation to improve.
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  • 5:29 PMYahoo SportsCommanders ‘tired of losing,’ fueled by 2025 entering new training camp
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Jeremy Reaves, Dan Quinn Jayden Daniels, all Commanders enter training camp set on rebounding well from 2025 campaign

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