Hall of Fame wide receiver Art Monk, a part of all three of Washington's Super Bowl winning teams, will have his No. 81 retired by the Commanders on Nov. 2.

ASHBURN, Va. — The Washington Commanders said Tuesday they are retiring Hall of Fame wide receiver Art Monk’s No. 81 this season. Monk is the sixth player in franchise history to get that honor, joining Darrell Green, Sammy Baugh, Bobby Mitchell, Sonny Jurgensen and Sean Taylor.

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Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz watches tape and talks football with Athlon's Doug Farrar as Ertz prepares for his 13th NFL season.

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A warning about reigning NFL rushing champion and Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley is good news for the Washington Commanders.

But he did in his return to Nazareth High School’s Andy Leh Stadium on Saturday. The Super Bowl champion who played at Nazareth and Penn State and was a first-round draft pick of the Washington Commanders before being traded to the Eagles, was surrounded wherever he went at the start of his free football camp.

Before A.J. Brown became one of the NFL’s most explosive wide receivers, hauling in touchdowns and rewriting the record books in Philadelphia, he was almost something else entirely. The Eagles wide receiver had aspirations of being a star on different field.

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