2022-23 Washington Commanders Roster and Current Players

Here are some common questions and answers about the Washington Commanders‘ today’s game’s current passing, rushing, receiving, defense, kicking, who kick returns, punting, and punt returns you need to know.

How many players are on the Washington Commanders team?

Falcons will start with 11 players on the field of a 53-man roster where 46 players of them can dress out for the professional game and the team can change their players during the break in the game.

How many divisions do the Washington Commanders have?

The Washington team has three units that are divided into the

Offense: It is made up of the quarterback, running back, fullback, wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive line.
Defense: It is made up of the defensive line, linebackers, safeties, and cornerbacks.
Special Teams: It is made up of kickers, returners, long snappers, jammers, and gunners.

How do the Washington Commanders choose their jersey first?

If Washington plays at their home game they will choose their jersey first.

How Washington will take the coin first?

When the team visits the opponent’s home field, they will get choice the coin first.

The Washington Commanders have already announced their seventy players in the 2022-23 regular season and must cut them to a 53-man permanent roster before the start of the regular season.

2022-23 Washington Commanders Rosters

Offense

No.	Player	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	Collage
4	Taylor Heinicke	QB	6-1	210	29	5	Old Dominion
14	Sam Howell	QB	6-1	220	22	R	North Carolina
40	Alex Armah	RB	6-2	255	28	5	West Georgia
24	Antonio Gibson	RB	6-2	220	24	3	Memphis
8	Brian Robinson Jr.	RB	6-1	225	23	R	Alabama
41	Jonathan Williams	RB	6-0	217	28	6	Arkansas
2	Dyami Brown	WR	6-0	195	23	2	North Carolina
1	Jahan Dotson	WR	5-11	182	22	R	Penn State
17	Terry McLaurin	WR	6-0	210	27	4	Ohio State
10	Curtis Samuel	WR	5-11	195	26	6	Ohio State
89	Cam Sims	WR	6-5	220	26	5	Alabama
87	John Bates	TE	6-6	259	25	2	Boise St.
82	Logan Thomas	TE	6-6	250	31	8	Virginia Tech
85	Cole Turner	TE	6-6	240	22	R	Nevada
72	Nick Martin	C	6-4	295	29	7	Notre Dame
72	Charles Leno Jr.	OT	6-3	302	31	9	Boise St.
78	Cornelius Lucas	OT	6-8	328	31	8	Kansas State
77	Saahdiq Charles	OG	6-4	321	23	3	LSU
68	Andrew Norwell	OG	6-6	310	31	9	Ohio State
75	Chris Paul	OG	6-4	324	24	R	Tulsa
71	Wes Schweitzer	OG	6-4	300	29	7	San Jose St.

Defense

No.	Player	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	Collage
97	Efe Obada	DE	6-6	265	30	5	Lambeth College
96	James Smith-Williams	DE	6-3	265	25	3	NC State
58	Shaka Toney	DE	6-2	238	24	2	Penn State
95	Casey Toohill	DE	6-5	254	26	3	Stanford
93	Jonathan Allen	DT	6-3	300	27	6	Alabama
94	Daron Payne	DT	6-3	320	25	5	Alabama
91	John Ridgeway	DT	6-5	321	23	R	Arkansas
92	Daniel Wise	DT	6-3	285	26	2	Kansas
51	David Mayo	OLB	6-2	240	29	8	Texas St.
59	Jon Bostic	ILB	6-1	245	31	10	Florida
52	Jamin Davis	LB	6-4	234	24	2	Kentucky
46	Milo Eifler	LB	6-2	225	24	1	Illinois
47	Nate Gerry	LB	6-2	230	27	5	Nebraska
45	De’Jon Harris	LB	6-0	213	25	1	Arkansas
47	Khaleke Hudson	LB	6-0	220	25	3	Michigan
29	Kendall Fuller	CB	5-11	198	27	7	Virginia Tech
34	Christian Holmes	CB	6-1	205	25	R	Oklahoma State
37	Rachad Wildgoose	CB	5-10	191	22	2	Wisconsin
36	Danny Johnson	DB	5-9	181	27	5	Southern U.
39	Jeremy Reaves	DB	5-11	200	26	3	South Alabama
35	Percy Butler	SAF	6-0	191	22	R	Louisiana Coll.
20	Bobby McCain	FS	5-9	196	29	8	Memphis
31	Kamren Curl	SS	6-2	198	23	3	Arkansas
22	Darrick Forrest	SS	6-0	200	23	2	Cincinnati

Special Teams

No.	Player	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	Collage
6	Joey Slye	K	5-11	213	26	4	Virginia Tech
5	Tress Way	P	6-1	220	32	9	Oklahoma
54	Camaron Cheeseman	LS	6-4	237	24	2	Michigan

Injured

No.	Player	Position	Hight	Weight	Age	Exp	Collage
15	Dax Milne	WR	6-1	190	23	2	BYU
69	Tyler Larsen	C	6-4	325	31	7	Utah St.
76	Samuel Cosmi	OT	6-6	309	23	2	Texas
53	Trai Turner	OG	6-3	320	29	9	LSU
90	Montez Sweat	DE	6-6	262	26	4	Miss. State
99	Chase Young	DE	6-5	264	23	3	Ohio State
25	Benjamin St-Juste	CB	6-3	200	25	2	Minnesota

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