The Washington Commanders own a compelling storyline as they head into Thursday night's game at the New York Giants to kick off Week 10 of the NFL season.
There needs to be a serious conversation about the Washington Commanders’ wide receiver room. That conversation should focus specifically on Van Jefferson’s role moving forward, especially in the wake of Terry McLaurin’s season-ending injury.
For good teams, there are a couple of crucial games early on in the season, but must-wins for playoff entry or position don’t happen until the calendar flips to December.
The Washington Commanders sit at 2-5-1 and remain winless on the road heading into Thursday night’s NFC East matchup against the New York Giants. With another lost season taking shape, the team is already looking ahead to the 2027 free-agent market.
Washington spent all summer telling anyone who would listen that Nick Allegretti was its center. He opened the season there, lost the job to Lucas Patrick in October and has spent the past month as a backup.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Washington Commanders received multiple trade inquiries about cornerback Mike Sainristil ahead of the November 2026 deadline but ultimately decided against moving the 2024 second-round selection.
The Washington Commanders will be facing the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football, and they’ll have a few injuries going into the matchup. The good news is that one of them isn’t Jayden Daniels, who has been dealing with a few injuries this season that have forced him to miss time.
The Washington Commanders and New York Giants meet for the second time this season Thursday night, just over a month after their first game ended in a 27-27 tie at Northwest Stadium.
Commanders fans know the Giants as the team that scored 14 points in the final 11 minutes of regulation in Week 5 and walked out of Landover with a 27-27 tie.
The Washington Commanders and New York Giants square off Thursday night with several player props worth targeting. Malik Nabers has been putting up monster numbers lately and draws a favorable matchup against Washington’s struggling secondary.
The 2026 season is off the rails for the Washington Commanders. If they end up opting for a full reset, the best part of the potential vacancy at GM would also provide some challenges.
Jayden Daniels had the New York Giants beaten five weeks ago, right up until he kept the ball on the last snap of overtime and the clock ran out at the Giants’ 24-yard line.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Treylon Burks missed out on Week 9 against the Los Angeles Rams due to a foot injury. The wideout was then downgraded to a “did not participate” on Wednesday’s injury report ahead of their Thursday Night Football matchup against the New York Giants.
Adam Peters didn’t try to explain away how Sunday ended. The Washington Commanders had the ball at the Rams’ 31-yard line with three seconds left, Jayden Daniels hit Chig Okonkwo short and a lateral attempt fizzled in a 20-13 loss to Los Angeles.
The first meeting of the season between the New York Giants and Washington Commanders ended in bizarre fashion, resulting in the lone tie of the NFL season through nine weeks.
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Harbaugh offered positive updates on those two key offensive players regarding the upcoming "Thursday Night Football" game between 5-2-1 New York and the 2-5-1 Washington Commanders in East Rutherford, NJ, on Nov. 12.
Jer’Zhan Newton’s 2026 debut is coming soon. Missing the first half of the season due to a pectoral tear, the third-year defensive tackle is coming back from IR.
The Washington Commanders will activate defensive tackle Jer'Zhan "Johnny" Newton from injured reserve this weekend, NFL Network reported on Saturday. Newton has worked his way back from a torn pectoral muscle he suffered in the preseason.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin's season-ending torn patellar tendon has created a larger opportunity for Antonio Williams and a greater need for the rookie receiver to continue building trust with quarterback Jayden Daniels.