Commanders release offensive tackle D.J. Humphries before season opener

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Commanders release offensive tackle D.J. Humphries before season opener
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The Washington Commanders released offensive tackle D.J. Humphries on Friday, two days before their season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. Humphries had signed with Washington to provide depth and veteran experience on the offensive line. A former first-round pick, he previously earned Pro Bowl honors with the Arizona Cardinals in 2021 and logged 101 career starts. His tenure in Washington concludes before he appeared in a game for the team. Humphries spent the 2023 season with the Arizona Cardinals, where he suffered an ACL tear, followed by stints with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2024 and the Los Angeles Rams in 2025. The move leaves the Commanders with a vacancy on the offensive line just before their first game of the season.

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  • Washington released offensive tackle D.J. Humphries on Friday.
  • The move occurred two days before the team's season opener against Philadelphia.
  • Humphries has 101 career starts across previous stops with Arizona, Kansas City, and Los Angeles.
  • He previously earned Pro Bowl honors as a member of the Arizona Cardinals.
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  • 4:16 PMYahoo SportsJust days before Eagles opener, Commanders part ways with former first-round pick
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Washington Commanders have made a late change to their offensive line just days before their season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. The team released former first-round pick and Pro Bowl offensive tackle D.

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