Graham Glasgow would consider joining Commanders if contacted
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Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Graham Glasgow, a former offensive lineman for the Lions and Broncos, mentioned he would 'entertain' a call from the Washington Commanders. This statement came after head coach Dan Quinn acknowledged concerns at the center position following a preseason loss to the Detroit Lions. The Commanders' decision not to acquire a veteran center has raised questions about their depth, especially with starter Nick Allegretti sidelined. Glasgow, a ten-year veteran with experience at both guard and center, remains available but hasn't indicated a desire to retire. NFL teams must finalize their rosters by next Sunday, and the Commanders' offensive line situation could drive decisions in the coming days.
- •Graham Glasgow expressed willingness to join Commanders if approached.
- •Washington faces depth concerns at center after preseason loss to Lions.
- •Nick Allegretti's absence raises worries for the Commanders' line.
- •Glasgow is a ten-year veteran, recently released by the Lions.
- •NFL teams must finalize rosters by next Sunday.
- 6:00 AMYahoo Sports — Former Lions, Broncos OL would 'entertain' call from Commanders
"A longtime starting offensive lineman would 'entertain' a call from the Commanders to help at center.
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