Ashburn, Virginia – Austin Ekeler, the former Los Angeles Chargers running back, has found a new home with the Washington Commanders. Ekeler, who signed a two-year deal with Washington during the free-agent negotiating period, is ready to prove himself once again in a familiar situation.
The undrafted free agent who worked his way up through the Chargers’ ranks is motivated by the opportunity to continue showcasing his skills on the football field. With his previous success in the league, Ekeler is eager to contribute to Washington’s offense alongside fellow running back Brian Robinson Jr.
Ekeler’s signing with Washington not only reunites him with his former Chargers coach, Anthony Lynn, but also provides him with the chance to work with a team that values his abilities. His experience and versatility are expected to add depth to the Commanders’ offense, with Ekeler expressing confidence in his ability to make an impact on the field.
Throughout his career, Ekeler has proven himself to be a dynamic playmaker, capable of both running and receiving the ball effectively. His journey from a special teams role to a key offensive weapon showcases his determination and work ethic, qualities that have endeared him to fans across the league.
As he embarks on this new chapter with the Commanders, Ekeler remains focused on bringing his trademark energy and passion to the field. With a supportive team environment and a shared workload with Robinson, Ekeler is poised to make a positive impact on Washington’s offense in the upcoming season.