Former TE Logan Paulsen reassures Commanders fans on O-line concerns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 10:31 AM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Logan Paulsen addressed concerns raised about the Washington Commanders' offensive line following their joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens on August 27, 2026. Initial reports suggested a poor performance, with the Commanders' offensive line described as 'inoperable'. However, Paulsen urged fans to consider that the team was experimenting with younger players in key positions. He indicated that the current lineup will differ significantly when the season begins, highlighting the need for patience among fans. The team will seek to bolster their offensive line depth ahead of the roster cutdown deadline on August 30, 2026.
- •Joint practice against Baltimore Ravens raised O-line concerns.
- •Logan Paulsen advised fans not to panic over practice results.
- •Washington evaluated younger players in important roles.
- •Team must finalize roster from 90 to 53 players by August 30.
- •Offensive line will look different at the start of the season.
- 10:31 AMYahoo Sports — Former Washington TE has message for Commanders' fans regarding O-Line
"Former Washington tight end explains why Wednesday's joint practice results may not be as bad as fans initially feared.
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