The Washington Commanders are dealing with several critical problems holding them back from meeting raised expectations. Whether it's the injury propblems, the lack of execution, getting complacent, poor discipline, or a combination of everything is debatable.
Things did not go according to plan for the Washington Commanders on Sunday afternoon in their Week 7 matchup against their NFC East rivals, the Dallas Cowboys.
The Washington Commanders fell to 3-4 after losing on the road to the Dallas Cowboys, dropping below .500 for the first time in 2025. It was a game where everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong.
The Washington Commanders suffered another loss against the Dallas Cowboys, and there's a long list of issues with this team. It feels like the season is getting away from the Commanders with a tough schedule ahead, and the team is dealing with one of the worst defenses in the league and a ton of injuries.
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
The Washington Commanders' defense is crumbling, and their playoff chances are going down with it. After a devastating loss to the Dallas Cowboys in which
This entire game was ONE BIG DUD… Washington AGAIN came out unprepared and played sloppy all afternoon. Dan Quinn’s squad was “called” for 11 penalties that resulted in 118 yards.
Four weeks ago, the Washington Commanders’ game against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 7 began shaping up as a tough test for Dan Quinn and his squad. Going into AT&T Stadium on short rest is testing enough.
ARLINGTON, Tx. -- Losing sucks. When you’re the Washington Commanders, losing to the Dallas Cowboys is worse. When you’re the Commanders, losing to the Cowboys 44-22 is almost the worst thing imaginable.
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Sometimes in life, you have to hold your hands up and say you were wrong. I feel like that time has arrived when it comes to Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore.
The Washington Commanders had to get this one. Their fortunes were hanging in the balance at 3-3 with a tricky schedule upcoming. What followed against the Dallas Cowboys was a humiliation that reopened old wounds.
The Commanders were just beginning to enjoy the return of quarterback Jayden Daniels after a two-week absence earlier in the season, but they may be looking at another absence in Daniels’ sophomore campaign.
The Washington Commanders needed something to go their way after the Dallas Cowboys scored easily on the game’s opening drive and their offense got forced off the field on a three-and-out.
The Commanders have taken a step back so far this year amid a litany of injuries. Terry McLaurin has missed the last three games and Deebo Samuel will be out Sunday as well.