Washington Commanders Place Cosmi, McLaurin on Injury, Holdout Lists, Release Wiley for Von Miller

The Washington Commanders have made several key roster moves ahead of their training camp as they prepare for a Super Bowl push. Star wide receiver Terry McLaurin, entering the final year of his contract, is holding out due to a contract dispute and has been placed on the Reserve/Did Not Report List, while right guard Sam Cosmi is recovering well from ACL surgery and has been placed on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform List. To bolster their defense, the Commanders signed veteran pass rusher Von Miller, a two-time Super Bowl champion, which necessitated releasing second-year running back Michael Wiley to clear roster space. Wiley, an undrafted free agent out of Arizona, spent last season on the practice squad but will now seek opportunities with other teams. The Commanders' roster moves signal their intent to strengthen key positions as they aim to capitalize on their recent NFC Championship appearance. Despite McLaurin's holdout, the team remains optimistic about his recovery and contributions once a contract resolution is reached.