Players who played for the Commanders and the New York Jets

27 players · NFL since 2013

27 players have played for both the Commanders and the New York Jets in the NFL since 2013. 13 played for the Commanders first and 14 for the New York Jets first. The longest-serving played 136 games across both; the top scorer got 32 touchdowns; 3 scored for both; the first move came in 2015, the most recent in 2025.

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  1.  Commanders 105 · Jets 31
  2.  Commanders 83 · Jets 40
  3.  Commanders 42 · Jets 40
  4.  Commanders 35 · Jets 32
  5.  Commanders 3 · Jets 62
  6.  Commanders 6 · Jets 56
  7.  Commanders 45 · Jets 14
  8.  Commanders 41 · Jets 13
  9.  Commanders 35 · Jets 10
  10.  Commanders 25 · Jets 16
  11.  Commanders 4 · Jets 37
  12.  Commanders 23 · Jets 17
  13.  Commanders 28 · Jets 9
  14.  Commanders 24 · Jets 10
  15.  Commanders 20 · Jets 14
  16.  Commanders 18 · Jets 15
  17.  Commanders 1 · Jets 30
  18.  Commanders 17 · Jets 8
  19.  Commanders 14 · Jets 9
  20.  Commanders 5 · Jets 16
  21.  Commanders 15 · Jets 5
  22.  Commanders 9 · Jets 6
  23.  Commanders 9 · Jets 3
  24.  Commanders 5 · Jets 7
  25.  Commanders 9 · Jets 1
  26.  Commanders 1 · Jets 3
  27.  Commanders 1 · Jets 1

Who stands out

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Morgan Moses has the most games for the two combined: 105 for the Commanders and 31 for the New York Jets. Jamison Crowder scored the most touchdowns across both (18 for the Commanders, 14 for the New York Jets), and 3 players scored for both.

In our data, Stephen Bowen was the first to have played for both (his first game for the New York Jets came in 2015). The most recent player to play for both is Lawrence Cager, who first played for the Commanders in 2025.

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Every player who played for the Commanders and the New York Jets (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerCommandersJetsFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Morgan Moses10502014–20203102021–2024Commanders
Jamison Crowder83182015–202440142019–2021Commanders
Frankie Luvu4202024–20264002018–2020Jets
Nick Bellore3502024–20253202013–2014Jets
Robbie Chosen30202562202016–2019Jets
Darryl Roberts6020215602016–2019Jets
Tom Compton4502013–20151402019Commanders
Spencer Long4102014–20171302018Commanders
Wes Schweitzer3502020–20221002023–2024Commanders
Andre Roberts2532014–20151632018Commanders
George Fant4020253702020–2022Jets
Javon Kinlaw2302025–20261702024Jets
Jarvis Jenkins2802013–2014902016Commanders
Jalyn Holmes2402024–20251002023–2024Jets
Mykal Walker20020241402025Commanders
Stephen Bowen1802013–20141502015Commanders
Ryan Fitzpatrick1020213022015–2016Jets
Jacob Martin1702025802022Jets
Kevin Pierre-Louis1402020902018Jets
Austin Howard5020181602013Jets
Rachad Wildgoose1502022502021Jets
Terrelle Pryor912017622018Commanders
Josh Johnson922018–2025302021Commanders
Josh Bellamy502013702019Commanders
Austin Seibert902024102023Jets
Lawrence Cager102025302020–2022Jets
Greg Joseph102024102024Commanders

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Commanders and the New York Jets have met 3 times: the Commanders won 0, the New York Jets 3.

  • New York Jets' biggest win: Washington 17-34 Jets (2019)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Commanders and the New York Jets?
27 in the NFL since 2013: Morgan Moses, Jamison Crowder, Frankie Luvu, Nick Bellore, Robbie Chosen, Darryl Roberts and 21 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Commanders and the New York Jets?
Yes, 3: Jamison Crowder (18 and 14), Andre Roberts (3 and 3) and Terrelle Pryor (1 and 2).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Commanders and the New York Jets?
Lawrence Cager. He played for the New York Jets (2020–2022), then the Commanders from 2025.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.