The Washington Commanders have released Jonathan Allen, a two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle, ending an eight-year tenure with the team. Permission to seek a trade was granted earlier, but no partners emerged during negotiations. The release provides Washington with $16.3 million in cap savings, as Allen was entering the last year of his contract, which carried a base salary of $15.5 million. During his time with the Commanders, he recorded 42 sacks. His recent recoveries from injuries allowed him to play in the final regular season and postseason games, showcasing his capability despite his uncertain future with the team.
The Washington Commanders have informed two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen that he is being released, ending an eight-year relationship with the team.
By releasing Allen, Washington saves $16.3 million in cap space, as the team had previously granted him permission to seek a trade.
Allen played in the final two regular-season games and three postseason contests, finishing with three sacks, three tackles for a loss, and seven quarterback hits.
The decision follows the Commanders' inability to find a trade partner, as some teams anticipated his release due to his contract situation.
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