The Washington Commanders have made an important roster decision, as the team is releasing Pro Bowl star defensive tackle Jonathan Allen. Though the team attempted to find a trade partner, it appears that has not been the case.

Now is the time for the Washington Commanders to swing big. Quarterback Jayden Daniels will only be on his rookie contract once. There’s plenty of cap space, plenty of needs, and a realistic reason for Washington to be all-in on the next few seasons.

Just two weeks ago, the Washington Commanders granted star defensive lineman Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade. The two-time Pro Bowler apparently didn't find the kind of interest he and Washington were hoping for,

Jonathan Allen was released by the Washington Commanders on Friday, ending the standout defensive tackle's time with the team that drafted him after eight seasons.

The Washington Commanders informed two-time Pro-Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen that he was being released.

The veteran will be one of the top interior defensive linemen on the market.

Already with one Super Bowl ring under his belt, a veteran tight end will continue to pursue his second one with the Washington Commanders.

The decision was expected after the team couldn’t find a trade partner for Allen, who has spent his entire eight-year NFL career in Washington.

The Washington Commanders will reportedly release longtime DT Jonathan Allen if they can't find trade partner.

The Commanders are running out of time to find a trade partner for Jonathan Allen—will they strike a deal or be forced to release the veteran defensive tackle?

The Washington Commanders’ offseason has been marked by strategic decisions and financial calculations, with whispers of roster changes growing louder in recent weeks. General manager Adam Peters has been carefully weighing options,