The Washington Commanders are recovering from their 30-23 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6, but there is also another result that will hurt the team. Star defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, who is also the longest-tenured member of the team having joined in 2017,

The Washington Commanders are currently 4-2 and sitting atop the NFC East. The team has looked good on both sides of the ball. However, the defense is set to take a significant hit. Read more: Commanders Lose Star Jonathan Allen For Remainder of Game vs Ravens The Commanders announced that Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen has suffered a significant torn biceps,

Jonathan Allen waited eight years to play on a good team. The veteran defensive tackle remains a key part of the Washington Commanders, which is 4-2 and leading the NFC East. Unfortunately, Allen's season is over.

On Monday, the Washington Commanders lost a big part of their team when it was revealed that defensive tackle Jonathan Allen would miss the remainder of the season with a torn pec. Washington made it official on Wednesday,

Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen will sit out the rest of the season after tearing his left pectoral muscle Sunday.

Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen left early against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6 due to a pectoral injury. He was later ruled out and did not return, per NFL insider Tom Pelissero.

The Washington Commanders felt the loss of defensive tackle Jonathan Allen before they even returned to the practice field Wednesday. Players and coaches said they already miss the two-time Pro Bowler’s leadership,