After fielding one of the oldest rosters and worst defenses in the NFL in 2025, Washington spent the offseason rebuilding its defensive line.
Javon Kinlaw noticed.
The veteran defensive tackle, entering his second season in DC and ranked seventh in the league, couldn’t help but marvel at the talent around him when he met with reporters Wednesday during the Commanders’ organized team practice.
“We have m———— now,” Kinlaw said. “Excuse my language.”
Kinlaw then offered more apologetic language while listing the depth of commanders new and old along Washington’s D-line.
“S—, (Odafe) Oweh, he can go,” Kinlaw said. “S—, Charles Omenihu can go. S—, K’Lavon (Chaisson) can go. S—, Tim Settle, he can go. S—, who else is missing me? And we got, s—, D-Wise (Deatrich Wise) back. S—, you already know he can go. S– (Da strong) can go again. S—, Jer’Zhan (Newton) can go.
“It’s going to be exciting, bruh. It’s going to be really exciting playing with these guys, for sure. A lot of talent, bruh. I’m just excited, bro. I’m really excited.”