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Former Vikings defensive lineman Jonathan Allen signed with the Cincinnati Bengals, saying the team has a Super Bowl window with Joe Burrow’s offense and a rising defense. He’ll be used flexibly along the line to rush the passer and stop the run as Cincinnati looks to rebound from a playoff drought.
Cincinnati signed defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year, $26 million deal (up to $28 million) to bolster a weakened defensive line and provide veteran leadership. But NFL media outlets delivered mixed grades: Sports Illustrated gave a C+, ESPN flagged the move as risky and expensive given Allen’s recent production, and PFF noted multiple seasons below a 60 overall grade and a run-stopping struggle, suggesting he’s best used in a rotational role. The deal could also interact with a potential Minnesota cap credit due to offset language, depending on its structure.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year, $28 million contract to bolster their run defense, adding him after other offseason defensive moves, though questions linger about his age and recent production.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year, $28 million contract, adding a proven interior pass-rush threat to bolster their defensive line and help improve the team's pass rush.
The Bengals signed veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year contract worth up to $28 million with incentives; Allen, 31, previously played for Washington and Minnesota (was released by the Vikings this week), started all 17 games for Minnesota in 2025 with 68 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 11 QB hits and 3.5 sacks, and owns 45.5 career sacks with two Pro Bowls.
In a flurry of NFL free-agent moves, Washington signs running back Rachaad White and Cincinnati adds defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year, $26 million deal, part of a broad round of signings across multiple teams.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year deal worth up to $28 million after releasing him from Minnesota. Allen, a former Commanders standout and two-time Pro Bowler, started all 17 games for the Vikings last season with 68 tackles, 11 QB hits, seven tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks, but posted a career-low PFF grade and turned 31. His addition could reduce urgency to draft a DT at No. 10.
Dan Quinn is swiftly assembling his coaching staff for the Washington Commanders, with Joe Whitt Jr. joining as a trusted coordinator. The team is also set to land a coveted offensive coordinator, and Jonathan Allen is optimistic about the future under Quinn's leadership.
The Washington Commanders are in a holding pattern as they continue to evaluate coaching candidates, with Adam Peters set for a crucial week of meetings and potential head coach confirmation. Speculation surrounds potential moves such as trading Jonathan Allen, drafting Drake Maye, and receiving glowing recommendations for Ben Johnson, while Peters faces a busy schedule including head coach interviews and the Reece's Senior Bowl.
After suffering an embarrassing defeat on Thanksgiving Day, the Washington Commanders are facing mounting pressure and fans are demanding action from the ownership group. Rumors of a sideline spat between offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy and defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio, with defensive tackle Jonathan Allen getting involved, have added to the turmoil. The Commanders' future with head coach Ron Rivera is in doubt as they struggle with a winless record within the division.
Washington Commanders' defensive tackle Jonathan Allen expressed frustration with the team's lack of execution and emphasized the need for personal improvement. Despite being double-teamed by the Dallas Cowboys, Allen's performance has been overshadowed by another losing season. The future of his tenure with the Commanders remains uncertain, but the team's veterans deserve better.
Following their Week 10 loss, the Washington Commanders are focusing on their upcoming games against the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys. Head coach Ron Rivera is seeking clarification on questionable calls made during the game, including the ejection of rookie cornerback Emmanuel Forbes. Rivera plans to address these issues with the league office.
Washington Commanders defensive lineman Jonathan Allen believes that quarterback Sam Howell is the team's future, stating that Howell has the potential to be one of the great quarterbacks and that the team is fully behind him. Head coach Ron Rivera shares similar sentiments and Howell will have the opportunity to solidify his position as the long-term leader of the offense in the second half of the season.
Washington Commanders' defensive lineman Jonathan Allen expresses frustration and anger after yet another loss, stating that he is tired of the team's ongoing struggles. The Commanders have not had a winning season since 2017 and suffered a 14-7 defeat against the New York Giants, dropping their record to 3-4. Allen, a two-time Pro Bowler, voiced his discontent and called for change as the team faces another disappointing season under new ownership and with head coach Ron Rivera on the hot seat.
The Washington Commanders have announced their captains for the 2023 season, including quarterback Sam Howell, wide receiver Terry McLaurin, defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, cornerback Kendall Fuller, safety Jeremy Reaves, and punter Tress Way. Allen, McLaurin, and Way are returning captains, while Howell and Reaves are first-time captains. Allen, a standout on defense, has been named a captain for the fifth time in his career. Howell has impressed with his leadership and growth, earning the starting quarterback position. Reaves has been recognized for his hard work and performance on special teams.