Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is looking to improve from his rookie season. He's set a strong baseline for himself, but the Commanders didn't win the Super Bowl, so improvement can always be made.
This is a time for hype and dreaming big around the league. Fans are starved of football and believe their team is capable of anything, regardless of what unfolded during the previous campaign.
While the focus was on Laremy Tunsil's trade, the compensation attached, and the backlash he received from sections of the media about skipping voluntary OTAs, most associated with the Washington Commanders missed the bigger picture.
Washington Commanders co-owner Magic Johnson is doing it big for his vacation. The high-profile owner recently gave fans a peek into just how lavish his getaways can be.
When it comes ot the most important positions in football, quarterback is the clear No. 1 for some, but the backup quarterback role might be just as important, and Washington Commanders' Marcus Mariota is an example of that.
The time for talk is mercifully over for those who believe the Washington Commanders overpaid to secure Javon Kinlaw's services. It's now up to the defensive tackle to ensure this criticism doesn't come back.
Jayden Daniels’ stellar rookie season gave staunch Washington native and Commanders’ fan Kevin Durant a future to look forward to. For decades, the franchise from the nation’s capital had to settle for mediocrity due to the lack of a quality quarterback.
The 2025 season is shaping up to be about more than just shaking things up within the Washington Commanders franchise—it’s also about keeping some things steady.
In case you missed it, the Washington Commanders teased an announcement* for an alternate helmet that will be unveiled July 9. According to SportsLogos.net, the Commanders will be the first of six NFL teams announcing alternate helmets this offseason.
Though the football world has moved along, one of the biggest developments of the Washington Commanders' offseason has nothing to do with any of the team's players.
While his first NFL season got off to a rocky start thanks to a foot injury, Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jer'Zhan 'Johnny' Newton found himself thrust into regular action after Jonathan Allen suffered a torn pectoral muscle early in the year.
Entering his 11th NFL season and his second with the Washington Commanders, quarterback Marcus Mariota has become for his current team what the team that drafted him hoped he'd be for them, even if it is in a different form.
The Washington Commanders are looking to emerge from their fairy tale 2024 campaign with sustained success that stands the test of time. Anyone not pulling their weight will be shown the door, regardless of when they joined the organization.
Many dream of making an NFL roster. For Terry Crews, that dream was real, until it wasn’t. At 27, Crews was released by the franchise now known as the Washington Commanders.
Washington Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner is in the twilight of his career as he prepares for his 14th NFL season. Wagner is one of the most decorated linebackers in the league and he will be Canton-bound the moment he is eligible.
As the 2025 NFL season approaches, players are not just focusing on physical training but also on mental preparation. Washington Commanders tight end Zach
In an interview on The Pat McAfee Show, ESPN’s Adam Schefter said the Commanders and WR Terry McLaurin remain deadlocked in a contract standoff with no