Dyami Brown back with Commanders, aims for bigger role in 2026

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 11:20 AM

Last updated Jun 5, 2026

Dyami Brown back with Commanders, aims for bigger role in 2026
Summary

Dyami Brown rejoined the Washington Commanders for the 2026 NFL season after a challenging stint with the Jacksonville Jaguars. During an OTA session, Brown expressed his excitement about being back in Washington and working with quarterback Jayden Daniels and offensive coordinator David Blough. He acknowledged the need to prove himself in a competitive receiver room after disappointing seasons and showed optimism about the upcoming opportunities. With a chance to secure a spot, Brown aims to leverage his experience from previous seasons, where he had some playoff success.

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  • Dyami Brown returns to Commanders after leaving post-2024 season.
  • Played 15, 15, and 17 games in first three seasons but had low reception totals.
  • In 2024, under new coaching, Brown increased receptions to 30.
  • He caught 14 passes for 229 yards in three playoff games.
  • Brown acknowledges the need to compete for a roster spot.
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  • 11:20 AMYahoo SportsCommanders' Dyami Brown understands things are different in 2026
What they're saying
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Dyami Brown is grateful to be back in the burgundy and gold. He also understands what's ahead of him.

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