Johnny Newton prepares for third year with Washington Commanders
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 3:12 AM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Johnny Newton is preparing for his third season with the Washington Commanders after a strong finish to last season. The former defensive tackle for the Illinois Fighting Illini embraced injuries throughout the previous year but had a standout performance with three sacks against the Cowboys on Christmas Day. Newton expressed a desire to connect with fans, highlighting interactions beyond football. Washington's first preseason game is scheduled for August 14 against Miami.
- •Newton enters his third season with the Commanders this fall.
- •He recorded three sacks in his last game against the Cowboys.
- •The preseason opener will be on August 14 against Miami.
- •Newton emphasizes fan interaction beyond his role as a player.
- 3:12 AMYahoo Sports — Johnny Newton prepares for third year in the league
"CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — Former Illini defensive tackle Johnny Newton is gearing up for his third season of professional football. Newton, who caught up with WCIA 3’s Tristan Thomas at the annual Illinois Shrine Game, will enter his third year with the Washington Commanders this fall. Despite dealing with injuries last season, he ended the […]
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