Nobody wants to be their team’s weakest link, and in the case of the Washington Commanders, it's even more rough to be that coming off an ugly loss to a team like the Green Bay Packers.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Deebo Samuel did not seem to hesitate calling out a post on social media about his life. On Sunday, Samuel shared a post on X, formerly Twitter, to set the record straight about a story posted by X account MLFootball.
The Washington Commanders are 1-1, and with a long break before the next game in Week 3, we thought it would be a good time to take a step back and take
The Washington Commanders are already having to possibly replace a couple of players on the roster who are out for the season with an injury, and unfortunately, there aren't many quality options.
It’s never good when a player goes down in the open field with no one anywhere near him. In the 4th quarter of the Thursday Night Football game against the Packers, Commanders’ RB Austin Ekeler dropped in the open field, holding his right lower leg.
The Washington Commanders are one step closer to returning to RFK Stadium and the future of the franchise’s home rests in the hands of the DC Council, who is set to make a final decision on September 17.
The Washington Commanders did not have a positive outing in Week 2, losing to the Green Bay Packers on Thursday Night Football. They looked like a completely different team from the rest of the Jayden Daniels era, with the offense stagnant and the defense inconsistent at best.
The Washington Commanders are still going through the early part of their season, but they should have their eyes set on the 2026 NFL Draft. FOX Sports conducted a recent mock draft where the Commanders selected Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq with the No.
The Washington Commanders are dealing with some significant injury issues right now. One of those is defensive end Deatrich Wise Jr., who has been ruled out for the entire campaign with a quad issue that requires surgery.
The Washington Commanders are a work in progress at the wide receiver position. The Commanders are paying Terry McLaurin a lot of money on his new contract, but the depth behind him beyond the 2025 season is up in the air.
The Washington Commanders' momentum came screeching to an abrupt halt in Week 2. As if their heavy loss to the Green Bay Packers wasn't enough, head coach Dan Quinn is also navigating some serious injury concerns to further cloud the team's outlook moving forward.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
We all saw the Washington Commanders face a nightmare of a loss against the Green Bay Packers on Thursday Night Football, and the team got banged up a lot in the physical matchup.
The Washington Commanders are watching their former wide receivers do some incredible things in the game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Cincinnati Bengals.
Losing Deatrich Wise Jr. to a season-ending quad injury has to sting from the Washington Commanders' perspective. They were already thin on legitimate options on the defensive edge, so losing one of their most experienced players is a blow that demands a swift response.
The Washington Commanders' decision to trade Brian Robinson Jr. to the San Francisco 49ers for a sixth-round selection highlighted the confidence in their young running backs entering the 2025 campaign.
After the Washington Commanders' Week 2 loss to the Green Bay Packers, head coach Matt LaFleur told his winning squad that it was quite the team victory.
Things couldn't have gone much worse for the Washington Commanders in Week 2. Not only did they suffer a humbling loss to the Green Bay Packers, but head coach Dan Quinn is also dealing with some significant injury issues that have the scope to impact depth and hurt the team's chances.
When it's 2nd-and-6 in a scoreless game, just about anything can happen. On Thursday night against the Green Bay Packers, the Washington Commanders' defense, which included giving up a 57-yard catch and run to tight end Tucker Kraft, set the tone for how the evening was going to play out.
The result was disappointing. But the injury issues that emerged from the Washington Commanders' primetime clash with the Green Bay Packers come with much graver ramifications attached.
The Washington Commanders have a long week ahead of them as they look to regroup from their primetime loss to the Green Bay Packers. Washington struggled in all three facets of the game on Thursday Night Football.
The Commanders announced they are signing TE Lawrence Cager to the practice squad and releasing P Mitch Wishnowsky from the unit in a corresponding move.
What has been advertised as a high-powered Washington Commanders offense left much to be desired with its play for a second consecutive game, this time during Thursday night's 27-18 loss at the Green Bay Packers.