Washington Commanders defensive lineman Jonathan Allen is the longest-tenured member on the team apart from punter Tress Way.Allen arrived in the nation's capital in 2017, and has seen all of the ups and downs that the organization has been on.

The Washington Commanders have granted two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade, sources tell CBS Sports. Allen, the team's first-round pick in 2017, is in the final year of his contract with Washington.

After being limited to eight games in 2024 due to a torn pectoral muscle, Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen reportedly could be on his way out this offseason. Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reported that the Commanders granted Allen permission to seek a trade as he enters the final year of his contract.

The Commanders have granted star defensive lineman Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade, according to ESPN and multiple reports.

The Washington Commanders have given two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Tuesday because the team did not make the move public.

Commanders general manager Adam Peters was available to speak to the media on the first day of the NFL scouting combine, just hours after the news about Allen was released. Though it’s still early in the process as Allen starts to evaluate his options, there are still questions about what will happen to him next.

The Washington Commanders have granted defensive tackle Jonathan Allen permission to seek a trade, general manager Adam Peters confirmed Tuesday, signaling an end to their eight-year relationship. Peters,

The Washington Commanders have been linked to numerous free agents this offseason as the organization has the third-most salary cap space for 2025. Although the team has more than two dozen players to re-sign from last year’s roster,