NFL fans around the world are starting to prepare for their fantasy football seasons. Whether you’re deep into a dynasty league or starting up a new redraft team, finding the right name for your squad can be a challenge.
We compiled a list of the best fantasy football team names for each NFL franchise. But if you’re just looking for Washington Commanders-themed team names, you’ve come to the right place.
Washington Commanders Fantasy Team Names
- Jayden Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey (Jayden Daniels)
- JD and the Straight Shot (Jayden Daniels)
- Jayd-in Full (Jayden Daniels)
- Jayden’s Juggernauts (Jayden Daniels)
- Daniels’ Dynasty (Jayden Daniels)
- Jayden’s Commanders (Jayden Daniels)
- Daniels in Command (Jayden Daniels)
- Daniels’ Dominators (Jayden Daniels)
- TDs by JD (Jayden Daniels)
- Run, JD, Run (Jayden Daniels)
- In Jayden I Trust (Jayden Daniels)
- Austin City Limits (Austin Ekeler)
- Austin 3:16 (Austin Ekeler)
- Eks Gon’ Give It To Ya (Austin Ekeler)
- Eks Marks the Spot (Austin Ekeler)
- Eks-Factor (Austin Ekeler)
- My Ek, My Back… (Austin Ekeler)
- Eks Men: First Class (Austin Ekeler)
- McLaurin F1 (Terry McLaurin)
- Scary Terry (Terry McLaurin
- Terryfying Team (Terry McLaurin)
- Ertz So Good (Zach Ertz)
- Love Ertz (Zach Ertz)
- The Hogs
- D.C. Dominators
- Capital Commanders
- Washington’s Finest
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Who Are the Commanders’ Top Fantasy Players?
WR Terry McLaurin
Terry McLaurin is entering yet another season as Washington’s presumptive WR1. While his fantasy numbers don’t exactly jump off the page, McLaurin won’t be competing with Curtis Samuel or Logan Thomas anymore. McLaurin is currently being drafted as the WR33, 75th overall.
For a complete breakdown, check out Terry McLaurin’s fantasy profile.
RB Austin Ekeler
Austin Ekeler is entering 2024 with low expectations as a result of his underwhelming 2023 campaign. Ekeler isn’t expensive right now. His ADP is hovering around RB30 and 100th overall. He’ll be a decent late pick for a running back but may be seen as more of a flex as his usage may not be as high as it was two seasons ago.
For a complete breakdown, check out Austin Ekeler’s fantasy profile.