Michael Gallup Returns to NFL, Signs with Washington Commanders
The former Cowboys wide receiver joins a revamped Commanders offense after a year-long retirement.
- Michael Gallup, 29, has signed with the Washington Commanders, marking his return to the NFL after retiring in 2024.
- Gallup spent six seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, peaking in 2019 with a 1,107-yard season before injuries and an ACL tear in 2021 impacted his performance.
- He retired last July after signing with the Las Vegas Raiders but did not play a game, citing mental and emotional challenges as reasons for stepping away.
- The Commanders have strengthened their offense with Gallup, Deebo Samuel, and Terry McLaurin to support quarterback Jayden Daniels.
- Gallup expressed confidence in his readiness and motivation to contribute to the Commanders, who are building on their NFC Championship Game appearance last season.