Commanders Fire Tight Ends Coach After DWI Arrest
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Commanders Fire Tight Ends Coach After DWI Arrest

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The Washington Commanders have terminated the employment of tight ends coach Ben Steele following his arrest for driving while intoxicated. The decision was made just days before the start of training camp, more than a month after the incident occurred.

The Washington Commanders fired tight ends coach Ben Steele, according to ESPN. The dismissal took place two days before the team’s training camp is scheduled to begin.

Steele was arrested for driving while intoxicated over a month ago, but the team waited until now to take action. No further details regarding the circumstances of the arrest or the team's internal review process were provided in the report.

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