Washington Commanders lose Will Harris to a fractured fibula, paving the way for Darnell Savage to contribute right away. Savage signs a one-year deal, bringing 87 NFL games, 82 starts, 354 tackles and 10 interceptions to a defense hungry for veteran depth and flexibility.

Harris' injury nudges Jeremy Reaves into a bigger role, with Quan Martin potentially stepping in as a starter opposite Reaves. Savage’s slot experience and overall versatility give Washington a safer, more adaptable back end as the team leans into a nickel-friendly, multi-look defense.

Savage’s childhood photo wearing Redskins gear adds a welcome fan-friendly angle to the move, underscoring the club’s focus on stability and era-spanning familiarity in a critical role.

Him is a football-tinged horror from Jordan Peele about a rising QB guided by a GOAT. Commanders players weigh how the film’s brutal lens on football, fame, and retirement mirrors the sport’s real risks.

The trailers hint at real-concussion imagery and Get Out-style psychology, elevating a rare sports horror. For fantasy fans, the story underscores career longevity, risk, and post-NFL identity as league questions loom.

Six quick takeaways from Commanders' 2025 defensive depth chart: 12 starters listed, with Von Miller tagged as an outside linebacker in a likely situational role. New starters Deatrich Wise Jr., Javon Kinlaw, Marshon Lattimore, Trey Amos and Will Harris anchor the unit. Jer'Zhan Newton starts behind Payne and Kinlaw; Noah Igbinoghene backs up inside/slot behind Mike Sainristil. LB depth is thin behind Jordan Magee and Nick Bellore; rookies Kain Medrano and Ale Kaho may contribute later. Special teams: Matt Gay, Deebo Samuel, Jaylin Lane.