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Commanders’ brass preaches confidence, comfort in face of depth concerns

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By Liam Griffin Verified
| Washington Times Verified
The Commanders’ initial 53-man roster was a rough draft at best, according to coach Dan Quinn and general manager Adam Peters. The team continued its moves around the margins on Monday, despite avoiding any splashy moves, signings or waiver acquisitions. Washington officially moved left tackle Laremy Tunsil and defensive tackle Jer’Zhan Newton to the injured reserve list.
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Washington Mystics’ Iriafen, Citron to replace Wilson, Plum for Team USA at World Cup

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By Liam Griffin Verified
| Washington Times Verified
Washington Mystics stars Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron will join Team USA for the upcoming FIBA World Cup in Berlin, team officials announced Monday. They’ll replace a pair of former top WNBA draft picks: Phoenix Mercury guard Kelsey Plum and Las Vegas Aces forward A’ja Wilson. Plum and Wilson will miss the World Cup, which begins Friday, due to health issues. Wilson, a four-time MVP, has not missed time due to any specific injury.
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Commanders keep seven receivers, just three corners in initial 53-man roster

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By Liam Griffin Verified
| Washington Times Verified
Every NFL coach’s least favorite day of the year arrived Sunday. Decision-makers across the league, including those with the Washington Commanders, had to inform hundreds of players that their NFL dream would be delayed as franchises trimmed their 90-man preseason rosters down to 53. In Washington, Sunday marked the end of several hard-fought training camp competitions. Offensive linemen, wide receivers and linebackers battled throughout the preseason to earn their spots on the depth chart.
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