Commanders Name 5 Captains for 2026 | Washington Commanders News

0:00It's September 7th. You're listening to Washington Commanders News today. AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. Alright, so the Washington Commanders are gearing up for the 2026 season and head coach Dan Quinn just dropped the official team. Captains. This ain't your usual weekly announcement. Quinn went ahead and named five guys to lead the squad for the whole year. It's a mix of established vets and guys stepping into bigger roles, showing a real focus on leadership across the board. On the offensive side, quarterback Jaden Daniels is naturally one of the captains. He's been running the show, mastering the playbook, and his key in teaching the system to everyone else. Alongside him, his wide receiver Terry McLoren, known for his smarts and leadership, ready to guide a revamp receiving corps that includes new talent. Like the fond digs, the defense will be anchored by Linebacker Frankie Luvu, a player described as a feral dog on the field, known for his intelligence and hard hitting,

1:00style, safety. Jeremy Ries also earned a captaincy. He's gone from a special team's ace to a defensive force, and word is, he doesn't mess around and keeps things real. Rounding out the group is Punter Tressway, who simply recognized as one of the best in the league at his position. Having a reliable punter as a captain speaks volumes about the value placed on consistency and execution in all phases of the game. This selection signals a clear direction for the commanders, emphasizing players who not only perform on the field, but also embody the leadership. Qualities needed to drive a team forward. It's about building a culture of accountability and shared responsibility from the top down.