Josh Johnson, the veteran quarterback, is set to rejoin the Washington Commanders for his 18th professional season. This marks Johnson's second term with the organization, having played for them in 2018 where he recorded three starts with a passing completion rate of 57.1%. His journey through the NFL has been remarkable, being drafted in the fifth round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and playing for a record 14 different teams. As he approaches 39, Johnson aims to secure a spot on the Commanders' roster amidst competition from rookie Sam Hartman. His extensive experience might provide valuable depth as Washington seeks to bolster its quarterback lineup.