Veteran wide receiver Byron Pringle has re-signed with the Washington Commanders according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com.

Pringle signed with the Commanders last season to reunite with former Chiefs OC Eric Bienemy and has apparently decided to stay despite Bienemy's departure.  The sixth-year veteran worked as a rotational backup with the Commanders and should be expected to play a similar role this season.

Although Pringle debuted in 2019, he is set to turn 31 in August. The Chiefs rostered the former UDFA from 2018-21, and the Kansas State product’s most memorable season came for Kansas City’s 2021 edition. Pringle caught 42 passes for 568 yards and five touchdowns that season, operating as an auxiliary weapon for the Chiefs’ final Tyreek Hill-fronted receiving corps. The sides separated after that season, but Pringle will have come continuity once again.

That season is the outlier for the 6-foot-1 target, as he has not eclipsed 200 receiving yards in any other year.  Pringle is not a lock to make the final roster in what is a crowded wide receiver room in Washington.