The Washington Commanders are officially reeling after taking yet another embarrassing prime-time defeat, and this one wasn't even close. After going into halftime tied with the Kansas City Chiefs, head coach Dan Quinn's squad lost by three touchdowns.
The Washington Commanders have now dropped three straight contests to drop them to 3-5 on the season and to third in the NFC East following their lopsided 28-7 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football.
It was the same old story for the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8. A brighter-than-expected start couldn't be sustained, and the ongoing frustrations in the secondary reared their ugly head once again.
The Washington Commanders fall to 3-5 after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football, and there's not much time left to turn things around.
The Washington Commanders suffered an embarrassing loss on Monday Night Football. Washington could not hang with Kansas City in the second half, losing 28-7 and dropping to 3-5 on the season.
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The Washington Commanders needed everyone to perform above expectations to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. Despite an encouraging first half, that didn't happen.
KANSAS CITY – The Washington Commanders didn’t just lose a game to the Kansas City Chiefs by a score of 28-7. They may have lost yet another starting player on their roster.
Washington’s Monday night primetime tilt against the surging Kansas City Chiefs was a tale of two halves. The Commanders “recalibrated” defense looked good through two quarters – and then the Chiefs stepped on their throats.
The Washington Commanders started well in the first half of their Monday Night Football clash with the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8. But it didn't take long for the wheels to fall off after that.
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The Washington Commanders’ three-game losing streak hit a new low on Monday Night Football, as the Commanders fell 28-7 to the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.
Nobody gave the Washington Commanders much hope of pulling off a significant upset against the Kansas City Chiefs. They were more competitive than expected in the first half, but a second-half meltdown condemned them to a third straight defeat.
The Washington Commanders lost another game in frustrating fashion to the Kansas City Chiefs, and it feels like we keep watching the same results every week.
The Washington Commanders continue to get the short end of the stick when it comes to injuries. Terry McLaurin, who returned to the team after missing the last four games, has appeared to re-aggravate his quad injury.
The NFL injury bug continues to relentlessly attack the Washington Commanders. Jayden Daniels is already one notable injury. Now Laremy Tunsil went down early against the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Washington Commanders entered Week 8’s Monday night contest shorthanded against the Kansas City Chiefs, playing without star quarterback Jayden Daniels.
Peyton Manning criticized Commanders WR Deebo Samuel on the Manningcast for taking his eyes off the ball on a play that led to a turnover for Washington.
What the Washington Commanders’ 2025 season will become may hinge on their game against the Chiefs. And maybe there’s a window of opportunity for a win.
Coming off a trip to the NFC Championship Game in quarterback Jayden Daniels' rookie season, the Washington Commanders went into the 2025 NFL season hoping to take the next step to a Super Bowl with their franchise QB under center.
DThe Washington Commanders entered this season with expectations of building on last year’s surprise NFC Championship Game appearance. Instead, the season’s been a lesson on Murphy’s Law.
The Washington Commanders will attempt to derail the Chiefs without Jayden Daniels on Monday, but their Marcus Mariota-led effort will involve a backup kicker as well.
Washington Commanders kicker Matt Gay has been downgraded to out for Monday nights contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. The news comes just four hours before kickoff, and Washington has made the move to sign kicker Matthew Wright to its practive squad, and activate him to its active roster for tonights game.
The Washington Commanders announced they have signed K Matthew Wright to the practice squad. In correspondence, the Commanders have released WR Robbie Chosen from the practice squad.