The Washington Commanders are releasing starting center Tyler Biadasz

The Washington Commanders are reportedly releasing starting center Tyler Biadasz. He has been the starting center since Dan Quinn brought him over from the Dallas Cowboys. Biadasz was entering the third, and final year of the contract he signed in 2024. The team will save $2.8 million by releasing him, but they could designate him as a post-June 1st cut to save $8.2 million this season.

Biadasz was placed on injured reserve on New Year’s Eve last year after getting his leg rolled up against the Cowboys. He was replaced by Nick Allegretti who had lost his starting left guard job to Chris Paul earlier in the season. Washington will need more offensive line depth after the Biadasz cut. They have free agency next month, and the draft in April to add to the roster.