Commanders plan to sign veteran offensive lineman Max Scharping

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Last updated Aug 8, 2026

Commanders plan to sign veteran offensive lineman Max Scharping
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The Washington Commanders are set to sign Max Scharping, a veteran offensive lineman, amid ongoing roster adjustments. This move comes as the team deals with injuries on the offensive line, specifically with Nick Allegretti sidelined due to a calf injury. Scharping, who has made 33 career starts, provides depth as Allegretti's return approaches. Currently, Julian Good-Jones is filling in as the starting center for Washington, with rookie Matt Gulbin backing him up.

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  • Washington Commanders to sign Max Scharping, a 29-year-old lineman.
  • Scharping has 33 career starts over 81 games played.
  • Nick Allegretti is currently sidelined with a calf injury.
  • Julian Good-Jones is starting at center while Allegretti is out.
  • The move follows the activation of other players from injury lists.
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The Commanders are bringing in more interior offensive line help with Nick Allegretti still sidelined.

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