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Commanders Commanders GM Adam Peters said the team still likes rookie RB Kaytron Allen after releasing him, but added that he wants to do what is best for the organization moving forward. “We’re not down on Kaytron at all; we…

NFL notebook coverage features updates across the NFC East involving the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, and Washington Commanders. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni discussed the final play-calling sequence from their London game against Jacksonville, with Sirianni defending the game-management approach that set up Jake Elliott's kick while emphasizing that play calling remains the coaching staff's responsibility.
Elsewhere, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced that defensive coordinator Christian Parker will shift to the coaching booth during games, supported by newly hired senior defensive assistant Mike Pettine. Meanwhile, Commanders general manager Adam Peters addressed releasing rookie running back Kaytron Allen, and Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio clarified plan splits between linebackers Jihaad Campbell and Jeremiah Trotter Jr.
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