The Washington Commanders signed veteran lineman George Fant, adding depth and experience to their offensive tackle position behind Laremy Tunsil, Andrew Wylie, and rookie Josh Conerly Jr.

The Washington Commanders have signed a veteran swing tackle, continuing their offseason overhaul of the offensive line. Here's what it means for the team.

George Fant met with the Commanders last week, and a deal has emerged shortly thereafter. The veteran tackle has agreed to ...

A former Seattle Seahawk has found a new home. Early on Tuesday morning, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported that right ...

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The Washington Commanders are coming off a 31-17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night for the finale of Week 2 of ...

Anytime Washington Commanders HC Dan Quinn speaks highly of a player, I listen to what he says and know that it holds weight.Quinn had high praise for a newly signed free agent who could possibly be a ...

Fant will head to Washington after being let go by the Seahawks in March. The offensive tackle has made 75 career starts with the Seahawks, Jets and Texans. He'll provide the Commanders with an ...

Washington has agreed to sign tackle George Fant, according to reporter Jordan Schultz. Fant, 33, was with the Seahawks last ...

George Fant stands 6 feet 6, weighs 322 pounds and likely treats 20 oz. steaks as finger food. If anyone wanted to approximate life as Peter Dinklage, they’d need only stand next to Fant for two ...

Fant, in his second season, has emerged as the front-runner for the left tackle spot with coaches raving about his weight gain — roughly 25 pounds — and improved football sense after having ...

George Fant has been doing the O-line shuffle during training camp. The former Western Kentucky standout finished with a 71.1 grade on 889 offensive snaps in 2021, according to Pro Football Focus.