Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders players: who played for both

Who played for both the Eagles and Commanders?

121 players were on both the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders rosters between 1960 and 2026, including Eddie Murray, Irving Fryar, Art Monk and Bryan Barker. 71 of them were with the Eagles first and 44 with the Commanders first; 6 joined both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Ben Scotti is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Commanders first, then the Eagles from 1962.
  • Rasul Douglas is the most recent: Eagles first, then the Commanders from 2026.
  • Art Monk spent the most seasons across the two: 1 with the Eagles and 14 with the Commanders.
  • 13 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Eddie Murray.
  • Most common positions on this list: DB (16), QB (15), DL (15), WR (14).

How many can you name?

Name players who were on both the Eagles and the Commanders. The surname is enough. 0 / 121

All 121 players, most seasons first

Seasons on each roster (1960–2026). A gap of a season or more starts a new spell.
PlayerPosEaglesCommanders
Eddie MurraySPEC19941995, 2000
Irving FryarWR1996–19981999–2000
Art MonkWR19951980–1993
Bryan BarkerP19942001–2003
David AkersK1999–20101998
Mark MoseleyK19701974–1986
Norm SneadQB1964–19701961–1963
Raleigh McKenzieOL1995–19961985–1994
Rodney PeeteQB1995–19981999
DeSean JacksonWR2008–2013, 2019–20202014–2016
Sonny JurgensenQB1960–19631964–1974
Troy VincentCB1996–20032006
Brian MitchellRB2000–20021990–1999
Marco ColemanDE20031999–2001
Zach ErtzTE2013–2021, 20262024–2025
Cullen JenkinsDT2011–20122016
Kurt GouveiaLB19951987–1994, 1999
Marlin McKeeverTE19731968–1970
Terry HoageDB1986–19901991–1992
Alex SmithTE20092015–2016
Darryl TappDE2010–20122013
Dominique Rodgers-CromartieCB2011–20122019
Donovan McNabbQB1999–20092010
James ThrashWR2001–20031997–2000, 2004–2008
Marcus MariotaQB20232024–2026
Mark RypienQB19961987–1993
Maxie BaughanLB1960–19651974
Carson WentzQB2016–20202022
Chris ClemonsDE2008–20092004–2005
Floyd PetersDL1964–19691970
Jeremiah TrotterMLB1998–2001, 2004–2006, 20092002–2003
Jonathan JonesDB20262025
Rick LovatoLS2016–20242016
Ryan KerriganOLB20212011–2020
Akeem SpenceDL20192021
Alvin HaymondDB19681972
Artis HicksG2002–20052010
Donte' StallworthWR20062011
Garry PuetzOL19791982
Jimmie JohnsonTE1995–19981989–1991
Joe JonesDL1974–19751979–1980
Joe LavenderDB1973–19751976–1982
Manny SistrunkDL1976–19791970–1975
Ndukwe KaluDE1997, 2001–2003, 20051998–2000
Rasul DouglasDB2017–20192026
Ronald DarbyDB2017–20192020
Shawn BarberOLB2002, 20061998–2001
T.Y. McGillDL2018, 2020–20212019
Austin HowardT20102018
DeAndre CarterWR20182021
Johnny ThomasDB19961988, 1990, 1992–1994
Karl HanktonWR19981997
Mark SanchezQB2014–20152018
Mychal KendricksLB2012–20172020
Barry WilburnDB1995–19961985–1989
Cary WilliamsCB2013–20142015
Casey WeldonQB19921998–1999
David ArcherQB1991–19921988
Dimitri PattersonCB2008–20102005
E.J. BiggersCB20152013–2014
Jesse CampbellDB19911997–1998
Kevon SeymourDB20202024
Mark McMillianDB1992–19951999
Matt StevensFS1997–19981998–2000
Nate SudfeldQB2017–20202016
Olamide ZaccheausWR20232024
Zach BrownLB20192017–2018
Claude CrabbDB1964–19651962–1963
Ed KhayatDL1960–1961, 1964–19651962–1963
Floyd DixonWR19921992
Mike MorganLB1964–19671968
Nick GatesOL20242023
Saverio RoccaP2007–20102011–2013
Bill QuinlanDL19631965
Billy BarnesRB1960–19611962–1963
Bob PellegriniLB1960–19611962–1965
Clifton GeathersDE20132014
Dick AbsherLB19721967
Gerald NicholsDL19931993
Jim NortonDL19681969
Jimmy CarrRB1960–19631964–1965
Keith RuckerDL19961997
Tim HasselbeckQB20022003–2004
Tom RousselLB19731968–1970
Wendell SmallwoodRB2016–20182019, 2021
Aaron MartinDB1966–19671968
Ben ScottiDB1962–19631960–1961
Casey ToohillDL20202020–2023
Darnerien McCantsWR20052001–2004
Jahan DotsonWR2024–20252022–2023
Jamie AsherTE19991995–1998
Jim SchraderOL1962–19641960–1961
Jose CortezK20052002
Marcus SmithOLB2014–20162018
Mike FloresDL1991–19941995
Nathan GerryLB2017–20202022
Sam HowellQB20252022–2023
Treyvon HesterDL20182019
Will WynnDL1973–19761977
Bill LarsonTE19781977
Bob HollyQB19841982–1983
Deral BoykinDB19961994
Julian Good-JonesOL20222023, 2025–2026
Mohammed ElewonibiOL19951991–1993
Ralph GuglielmiQB19631960
Ross PierschbacherOL20202019–2020
Terry CrewsLB19961995
Troy DrakeOL1995–19971998
Tyree JacksonTE2021–20222025
Tyrone M. WilliamsDL1999–20002001
Bobby FreemanDB1960–19611962
Byron MarshallRB20162017–2018
Jeremy ClarkDT20102010
Robert DavisWR20192017–2019
Caleb WilsonTE20202019
Frank BuddWR19621963
Jon KimmelLB19851987
Kori DickersonTE20032004
T.J. JacksonWR19661967
Victor HarrisFS20092010
P.J. HillRB20092009

From the nflverse roster files (CC BY 4.0), refreshed 2026-10-06. A season counts when the player was on the roster: from 2002 on, at least one regular-season or playoff week as active, injured reserve or inactive (practice squad alone does not count); 1960–2001 use the season rosters.Washington seasons are listed under today’s team name for every year.

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders?

121 in the nflverse roster files from 1960 to 2026, including Eddie Murray, Irving Fryar, Art Monk and Bryan Barker. Players whose time with one of the teams was practice squad only, or before 1960, are not counted.

Who was the first player on this list to play for both?

Ben Scotti: Washington Commanders first, then the Philadelphia Eagles from 1962.

Who has played for both recently?

Zach Ertz, Marcus Mariota, Jonathan Jones, Rasul Douglas, Jahan Dotson and Sam Howell and 2 more, with a season on one of the two rosters in 2025 or 2026.

Does a player count if the team has moved or changed its name?

Yes. Seasons count for today's franchise, the way the league keeps team history. Washington seasons are listed under today’s team name for every year.

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