Marcus Mariota has already proven he can be more than a traditional backup quarterback for the Washington Commanders. Now, he should make sure his bank account reflects it.
Three weeks into the 2026 NFL season and we have already seen some shocks. That includes a pair of playoff teams from a year ago still looking for their first victory of this season.
The Washington Commanders entered this season with legitimate concerns about their offensive line. Laremy Tunsil's triceps injury forced them to shift Brandon Coleman over to left tackle, which in turn forced them to start Chris Paul at left guard.
Jayden Daniels' dislocated left elbow appears to be healing quicker than expected. The Washington Commanders quarterback, who missed last week's 33-31 upset win over Seattle after being injured in a Week 2 loss at Dallas, traveled with the team to London ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Indianapolis Colts.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Commanders roster is full of players that deserve shoutouts following their Week 3 win against the Seattle Seahawks, but cornerback Amik Robertson had himself an exceptionally strong game.
The Commanders are beaming with confidence after an exhilarating upset against the defending Super Bowl champion, Seattle Seahawks. Unfortunately, they’ll have to try and replicate the success without two of their star players.
The Washington Commanders made a quiet but highly strategic roster move this week, signing outside linebacker Charles Snowden to their practice squad. For the DMV region, it is a homecoming: Snowden is a Silver Spring native and a St.
Josh Conerly Jr. started all 17 games for the Washington Commanders as a rookie and has the distinction of being the only Commanders offensive starter to play every snap in 2025.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels returned to practice Wednesday in a limited capacity, his first action since dislocating his left elbow in Week 2.
The Washington Commanders are currently gearing up for their upcoming matchup against the Indianapolis Colts, which will take place on Sunday. The Commanders are coming off a surprising home win over the Seattle Seahawks, with Marcus Mariota turning back the clock as he started in place of the injured Jayden Daniels.
Washington Commanders star quarterback Jayden Daniels remains uncertain for the team’s upcoming game as he continues working his way back from an elbow injury.
Washington will be without a pair of key contributors on Sunday, with the quarterback situation with Jayden Daniels offering a more encouraging sign heading into the overseas matchup.
The Washington Commanders announced they have officially signed RB Austin Ekeler to the roster. They also placed LB Leo Chenal on injured reserve and LB Marvin Jones on the practice squad injured list. Ekeler, 30, went undrafted out of Western State in 2017.
Right now, Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels might not need elbow surgery, but it seems he won’t be able to put it off for too long. On Tuesday, ESPN insider Adam Schefter said Daniels will likely undergo surgery following the 2026 campaign.
The Washington Commanders' defensive unit entered Week 3 looking for a spark, something to light the fire that defensive coordinator Daronte Jones has instilled in those men since the offseason program began.
The top NFL rookies are starting to feel more comfortable in the big leagues, and that led to a few standout performances in Week 3. Let's break down the most impressive rookie performances from Sunday's slate.
Leo Chenal was carted off the field during the Commanders’ win yesterday. The fifth-year linebacker’s debut season in Washington is now over as a result of the neck injury he suffered.
Austin Ekeler will continue his career in 2026. The veteran running back has lined up a deal with the Commanders, Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo of NFL Network report.