Commanders Release Starting Center Tyler Biadasz, Freeing Cap Space

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The Washington Commanders have released starting center Tyler Biadasz, a move that frees up significant salary cap space. Biadasz, who was entering the final year of his 2024 contract, was due $8.3 million in 2026. He started 31 games over two seasons for the Commanders after being brought over by Dan Quinn, but ended the 2025 season on injured reserve with knee and ankle injuries. A 2022 Pro Bowler and former Cowboys fourth-round pick, his departure creates a new need for Washington on the offensive line.