The New Giants just made a bold move that could heavily impact the future of the Washington Commanders and make the offseason even harder. It obviously hasn't been the season anyone expected, and the Commanders are well out of any playoff contention currently.
With the Washington Commanders playing for nothing much other than pride over their final seven games of the campaign, the coaching staff needs to try new things.
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters will enter the 2026 offseason with many decisions to make. And that might be an understatement. Twenty-three of his players are pending free agents.
The Washington Commanders are 3-7 after their Week 10 loss to the Detroit Lions, their fifth setback in a row. And fans are unsurprisingly pointing fingers of blame.
Not much has gone right for the Washington Commanders this season. The team is decimated by injuries, and all hopes they had of making the playoffs once again are long gone.
NFL draft stock is fluid from the start of the college football season until it concludes. These 20 players have risen up draft boards in 2025 as a result of their strong start to the season.
The Commanders have gone without safety Will Harris for most of 2025, an injury-ravaged season for the team. Harris is closing in on a return, though, as the Commanders opened his practice window on Wednesday.
The Washington Commanders are well out of playoff contention with a 3-7 record and four straight blowout losses, but there's still plenty of season left and a lot to watch for.
Washington Head Coach Dan Quinn has taken over the role of defensive coordinator moving forward. Quinn’s decision to demote Joe Whitt Jr. and take control of the defense comes at an interesting time.
The Washington Commanders lost their cool during a beatdown at the hands of the Detroit Lions in Week 10. And according to one NFL insider, things should have been a lot worse.
The Washington Commanders are in Madrid, Spain, preparing for an early Sunday matchup against the Miami Dolphins that will have major offseason implications around the NFL draft.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Last season, Jayden Daniels surprised every football fan when he led his Washington Commanders to the NFC Championship game in his first-ever season in the NFL.
The Washington Commanders have dealt with some terrible injury luck throughout the season. Losing established figures for prolonged periods has become a weekly occurrence for head coach Dan Quinn, which isn't an excuse, but it's not exactly helped their cause.
Dan Quinn spoke to the media before the Commanders’ first practice in Spain. They will use Real Madrid’s practice facilities this week, but also had workouts at the facilities of the European Football League’s Madrid Bravos.
At 3–7 through 10 weeks, the Commanders find themselves in familiar territory — searching for answers and building blocks for the future. And while there’s optimism around Jayden Daniels, elsewhere, the roster remains riddled with holes on both sides of the ball.
After another woefully inept campaign from the Washington Commanders' defense, head coach Dan Quinn has taken matters into his own hands. He is taking over, which places Joe Whitt Jr.'s future in severe doubt beyond the season.
The Washington Commanders' long list of 2025 injuries lengthened again Tuesday when the team announced it placed rookie cornerback Trey Amos on injured reserve with a fractured fibula.
It seems like the Washington Commanders have gone off the rails with a defensive leader getting ejected. And head coach Dan Quinn has decided to take over the defense.
Robert Griffin III has taken note of the comparisons between his injury and Jayden Daniels’, but he is not buying them. Daniels suffered a dislocated elbow playing in garbage time of the Washington Commanders’ Week 9 game, which prompted comparisons to the infamous knee injury Griffin suffered with the same franchise in a 2013 playoff game.
Per JP Finlay, Commanders second-round CB Trey Amos suffered a broken fibula and is likely out for the season. Amos, 23, was a three-star recruit and the No.
Commanders HC Dan Quinn announced on Monday he will be taking defensive coordinator duties over from DC Joe Whitt, per JP Finlay. Via Ben Standig, Quinn said Whitt would remain on staff and help him build the game plan during the week.
Washington Commanders defensive lineman Daron Payne was suspended without pay for one game Monday by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct during Sunday's loss to the Detroit Lions.
After a shocking run to the NFC Championship game last season, this year has been anything but the same for the Washington Commanders. Carrying a 3-6 record into Sunday against the Detroit Lions, frustrations began to boil over, especially for veteran defensive lineman Daron Payne.