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Commanders add former Saints RB Devin Neal to practice squad

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The Washington Commanders are signing running back Devin Neal to their practice squad, giving the former New Orleans Saints sixth-round pick another chance to continue his NFL career. Neal totaled 206 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 57 carries as a rookie, and added 104 receiving yards on 17 catches. Injuries disrupted his plans with New Orleans, and after a brief stint with the Minnesota Vikings, he is now seeking an opportunity in Washington. The move adds backfield depth as the Commanders manage other roster and injury concerns.

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