There is a lot of soul-searching to be done during the Washington Commanders' bye week. But make no mistake; there will be no miracle fix for a team in complete free-fall.
In an effort to make sense of a disastrous season, Washington Commanders fans have pinned blame on general manager Adam Peters, on coaches like defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr., and on injuries.
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The Washington Commanders are switching kickers after cutting Matt Gay and signing Jake Moody. Commanders head coach Dan Quinn explained the decision to move on from Gay.
The Washington Commanders didn't get a much-needed victory over the Miami Dolphins before the bye week. But their international game in Madrid provided one unheralded rookie with the chance to live out his NFL dream.
The Washington Commanders have finally reached their bye week at last. And as head coach Dan Quinn stated to the media after his team's dismal loss to the Miami Dolphins in Madrid, it's much needed.
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The Washington Commanders have been riddled with injuries this season, including season-ending ones to multiple starters. Veteran running back Austin Ekeler was poised to have a massive season with a critical role on offense, but all of that was cut way too short.
The Washington Commanders are on a bye week after losing their sixth-straight game to the Miami Dolphins in Madrid, Spain, and now have time to regroup and evaluate the team.
The Washington Commanders are mercifully at their bye week. This time last year, fans were dreaming of potentially making a postseason run. This time around, it's an entirely different story.
It may seem like the biggest concern for the Washington Commanders is the injury to Jayden Daniels. Or perhaps it’s the loss of playoff hopes after reaching the NFC Championship game in 2024.
The Washington Commanders cut kicker Matt Gay after his rough outing in Week 11, and they have now signed a replacement. The Commanders announced on Tuesday that they have signed Jake Moody off of the Chicago Bears’ practice squad.
The Washington Commanders are going into their bye week on a six-game losing streak, so a break might be the best thing for the team at this time. NFL.com writer Eric Edholm conducted his weekly power rankings, where the Commanders came in at No.
ESPN’s John Keim reports the Commanders are releasing WR Jacoby Jones. Jones, 24, signed with the Commanders as an undrafted free agent out of Central Florida following the 2025 NFL Draft.
Jayden Daniels is taking a step away from football as he recovers from an injury. The Washington Commanders quarterback dislocated his left elbow during the fourth quarter of the team's Week 9 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
Jayden Daniels' second season has not gone as well as his first. That would be an understatement, and it's thanks to the injury problems suffered by the Washington Commanders' franchise quarterback.
Do you remember when the Washington Commanders fielded a defensive line featuring four first-round picks? It was supposed to be the foundation of a dominant defense that would carry the team to championships.
It has not taken long for the Washington Commanders to find their Matt Gay replacement. The veteran was cut earlier Monday, and his successor has already been identified.
Commanders DL Da’Ron Payne’s one-game suspension was officially lifted on Monday after he sat out Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. Payne received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for punching Lions WR Amon-Ra St.
Matt Gay‘s struggles continued on Sunday. The veteran kicker’s time in the nation’s capital has come to an end as a result. Gay was released on Monday, per a Commanders announcement.
The Washington Commanders’ issues started long before their trip to Spain. After a 28-7 Monday Night Football loss to the Chiefs in late October dropped Washington to 3-5, tight end Zach Ertz delivered an urgent warning about the team’s inconsistency.