Washington’s Commanders fire tight ends coach Ben Steele following a DWI arrest in Virginia, according to multiple reports citing Virginia court records. The arrest occurs on June 7, and court documents describe Steele as being taken into custody on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. The team moves to replace him ahead of training camp, with reports indicating the Commanders plan to have a new coach in place before camp begins. One outlet also reports that the team replaces Steele with former NFL receiver Wes Welker. Other coverage adds background on Steele’s coaching history, noting that he is hired earlier this winter and previously spent three seasons in the same tight ends coaching role for the Arizona Cardinals. Across sources, the central points are consistent: Steele is arrested for DWI-related allegations, and Washington makes a coaching change shortly afterward. The reports do not indicate the outcome of the legal process, but they describe the team’s decision to remove Steele from his coaching duties.