The Washington Commanders made several roster moves during their rookie minicamp, which took place over the weekend. The team welcomed five draft picks and ten undrafted free agents, alongside 21 players on a tryout basis, including some veterans hoping to secure a spot on the 90-man roster.

Among the notable signings was veteran offensive lineman Tyre Phillips, who at age 28 has experience from his time with both the Baltimore Ravens and the New York Giants. Phillips has participated in 48 games, starting 27, and will provide depth and experience to the Commanders' offensive line.

With various young talents and seasoned players in the mix, the Commanders are looking to build a competitive roster as they prepare for the upcoming season. The performance of these players during minicamp will be crucial for securing their positions on the team.

The New York Giants face a challenging situation ahead of their game against the Dallas Cowboys, with left tackle Jermaine Eluemunor ruled out due to a quad injury sustained in the previous match. His absence will likely see Chris Hubbard stepping in, although Tyre Phillips' readiness could influence the decision.

Quarterback Tommy DeVito is also dealing with soreness, leading to a downgrade in his practice status, making him questionable for the game. If he cannot play, Drew Lock is poised to start, with Tim Boyle as backup. Additionally, cornerback Deonte Banks is listed as questionable due to a rib injury, adding to the Giants' injury woes.