DThe Washington Commanders entered this season with expectations of building on last year’s surprise NFC Championship Game appearance. Instead, the season’s been a lesson on Murphy’s Law.
The Washington Commanders are looking to shock the world by beating Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. If it wasn't already going to be a hard task, the Commanders are without starting quarterback Jayden Daniels, with Marcus Mariota getting the start instead.
The Washington Commanders will attempt to derail the Chiefs without Jayden Daniels on Monday, but their Marcus Mariota-led effort will involve a backup kicker as well.
The Kansas City Chiefs are hosting the Washington Commanders in an interconference primetime showdown. Kansas City is in great health overall, but will be down two starters along its offensive line on Monday night.
It's been one significant issue after another for the Washington Commanders. The number of influential players who've suffered or are suffering from brutal injuries right now is astonishing, and it shows no signs of slowing down just yet.
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KANSAS CITY -- Just hours before the Washington Commanders were scheduled to kick off against the Kansas City Chiefs for their Week 8 Monday Night Football matchup, we learned that the burgundy and gold would be competing with yet another starting player on the mend.
A day after the NFL celebrated National Tight Ends Day, Washington Commanders veteran Zach Ertz is making sure his name stays in that tight end conversation long after the hashtag stops trending.
Talk about Monday Night Football drama that nobody saw coming. Just four hours before kickoff against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Washington Commanders pulled the ultimate last-minute audible, ruling out their reliable Kicker Matt Gay and scrambling to sign Matthew Wright off the practice squad.
On Monday evening, the Washington Commanders will hit the road to take on the Kansas City Chiefs in front of a nationally-televised audience in what will be the lone NFL game of the day.
The Washington Commanders are double-digit underdogs on the road Monday night as they wrap up the Week 8 slate against the resurgent Kansas City Chiefs.
Washington Commanders kicker Matt Gay has been downgraded to out for Monday nights contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. The news comes just four hours before kickoff, and Washington has made the move to sign kicker Matthew Wright to its practive squad, and activate him to its active roster for tonights game.
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The Washington Commanders announced they have signed K Matthew Wright to the practice squad. In correspondence, the Commanders have released WR Robbie Chosen from the practice squad.
There are a couple of reasons the Washington Commanders can feel like they have a chance against the Chiefs, including the return of two offensive weapons.
The Washington Commanders have not been firing on all cylinders this season. Some fans would call that a massive understatement, but one team insider saw the signs way before everyone else.
It's easy to point fingers and find scapegoats after such a lackluster campaign from the Washington Commanders so far. However, the glaring regression of veteran cornerback Marshon Lattimore is becoming impossible to ignore.
The Washington Commanders are heading into a matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football to shock the world and get back on track this season.
The Washington Commanders need all hands on deck to stand any chance of upsetting the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8 on Monday Night Football. Unfortunately for head coach Dan Quinn, the cards are stacked against him once again.
As the Washington Commanders get ready for their Monday Night Football matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, they are trading one key player for two.
The NFL is nearing the trade deadline on November 4, and teams are starting to position themselves to be buyers or sellers just beyond the season’s midway point.
Washington Commanders receivers Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel will both play Monday night at Kansas City, coach Dan Quinn confirmed Saturday. Samuel missed last weekend's loss at Dallas with a heel injury, while McLaurin has not played since Week 3 due to a quad injury.