Defensive end Clelin Ferrell will remain with the Washington Commanders after proving his value in their defense last season.

The Washington Commanders are coming off another pretty successful season. They have a young, electrifying quarterback at the helm and a coaching staff eager to build on last year’s momentum. As such,

Beyond Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel, the Commanders’ wide receiver depth chart remained unclear. Brown’s return offers significant clarification. The 6-foot-2 target provides needed size and a physical presence on the outside, where he lined up across from McLaurin.

In his first game with Dallas, Igbinoghene scored his first NFL touchdown as he picked up the football after a blocked field-goal attempt and ran 58 yards for a score in the Cowboys’ 40-0 victory over the New York Giants on Sept. 10.

The Washington Commanders have re-signed defensive end Clelin Ferrell to a one-year deal, a source tells ESPN's John Keim. Ferrell provides another veteran end for the Commanders, who have loaded up on run-stopping depth along their defensive front.

Defensive end Clelin Ferrell helped the Commanders make it to the NFC Championship Game last season and he'll be back in Washington for an encore.