At first glance, Washington Commanders fans may see the Week 18 injury report as a disaster. Key starters like Tyler Biadasz and Laremy Tunsil have appeared on the report, and the idea of facing the Philadelphia Eagles defensive front feels like a disaster waiting to happen.
Dan Quinn has never shied away from addressing the Washington Commanders’ performance. Heading into Week 18 with a 4–12 record, what has weighed on him most this season isn’t the record or their effort, but the failure to execute when it matters most.
The Washington Commanders placed starting center Tyler Biadasz on injured reserve on Wednesday. Biadasz, 28, started the first 16 games this season before sustaining ankle and knee injuries in the Christmas Day loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
For weeks, we have seen the Washington Commanders get into the red zone, converting roughly 60% of their appearances into touchdowns. This wasn’t bad luck, not a fluke, but a team that wants to win and knows what its identity is, but this quickly changed.
The Washington Commanders have lived through the full rookie experience this season, complete with highs, lows, and plenty of growing pains along the way.
The Washington Commanders are likely going into Week 18 with three different interior offensive linemen than they planned on having for the bulk of the season when it all started.
The Washington Commanders are ready to forget the 2025 season, but they still have one last showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 18. This offseason will be the most important, with a youth movement hopefully taking over the roster and fewer struggling veterans taking up roster spots.
The Washington Commanders officially brought in a host of free agents for tryouts on Tuesday. The full list includes: G Sala Aumavae-Laulu T Marshall Foerner WR Trishton Jackson LB D.J.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Washington Commanders are worried about finishing the season strong with a Week 18 rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles, and then it's time for the offseason.
ASHBURN, Va. – Sometimes it can be difficult to deduce who blew an assignment whenever a defense gives up a big play. After all, while Cover-2–for example–is
The Washington Commanders only have one game left on the season, but they have to make the most of it before heading into the offseason. The Commanders are hitting the road to take on the Philadelphia Eagles in a chippy rematch, and there's still plenty to watch for.
The Washington Commanders are heading into their season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles, and then the most important offseason for general manager Adam Peters begins.
The Washington Commanders are heading into an offseason that could reshape the direction of the franchise. The Commanders finally have flexibility and resources that match the scale of the rebuild in front of them.
Marcus Mariota could be unavailable in Week 18 due to his injuries, giving veteran quarterback Josh Johnson his second straight start when the Washington Commanders close the season against the host Philadelphia Eagles.
Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jer’Zhan ‘Johnny’ Newton is one of several members of the 2024 NFL Draft class who were expected to take a step forward in year two toward becoming a regular part of his team’s success.
The Washington Commanders have a long offseason ahead once they finish up their Week 18 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles. The NFL doesn't wait for anyone, and the offseason will get rolling quickly once that next Monday hits, and teams will start making changes to their coaching staff.
Unlike the Washington Commanders, the Raiders have a need at the quarterback position. The same can be said for the Jets. The Commanders will likely pick after those teams, and here is their three-round 2026 NFL mock draft, according to Pro Football Focus.
With Jayden Daniels shut down for the season and Marcus Mariota dealing with hand and quad injuries, the Commanders will call on Josh Johnson to start on Christmas, per The Athletic’s Nicki Jhabvala.