The Washington Commanders have preached competition while retooling their roster, even as that roster retains plenty of familiarity. On Friday, they got more of both.

Josh Johnson will be back in the nation’s capital in 2025. The journeyman quarterback has agreed to a one-year Commanders deal, ESPN’s John Keim reports.Johnson’s career has included time with a record 14 NFL teams (in addition to his games played in the first edition of the UFL along with the AAF and the second iteration of the XFL).

Josh Johnson has had quite a journey in the NFL, one which will continue with an organization he's already been a part of. The veteran quarterback is signing with the Washington Commanders, the team announced Friday.