The Washington Commanders were dealing with some severe injury issues heading into their Week 3 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. However, this didn't stop Dan Quinn's squad from putting together another emphatic display to secure a comprehensive victory on home soil.
Coming out of the halftime locker room with a 10-point lead, the Washington Commanders felt good about where they were, but there was a sweeping feeling across the stadium that they should have been up by more.
After having some extended rest to reflect on a disappointing defeat with the national audience watching, the Washington Commanders finally got the chance to right this wrong against the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Washington Commanders got a big win yesterday, beating the Las Vegas Raiders 41-24, and moving to 2-1 on the season. They also added more names to their ever-growing injury list with five more players getting dinged up.
The Washington Commanders didn't like what they saw at a certain position group, and they wasted no time making changes. The coaching staff already made changes at right guard with Andrew Wylie taking over, but they made a shocking change on Sunday.
As the Commanders overcame one injury to tally a win this weekend, they unfortunately suffered another. Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, safety Will Harris suffered a fractured fibula in Sunday's game.
The Washington Commanders brought the vibes back up with a statement win against the Las Vegas Raiders, and they can ride this momentum the rest of the season because of one big moment that happened off the field.
It was a nice bounce-back win for the Washington Commanders on Sunday following their disappointing Week 2 loss to the Green Bay Packers. The Commanders turned in a dominant performance against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday to score a 41-24 victory and improve to 2-1 on the season.
The Washington Commanders are celebrating after their 41-24 win against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 3, but they are also continuing to dance with the injury devil.
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
The Washington Commanders advanced to 2-1 on Sunday, defeating the Las Vegas Raiders 41-21 at Northwest Stadium. A solid start as they try to build off their NFC Championship Game appearance last season.
The Washington Commanders needed to bounce back and show they're still a top team, and that's what they did against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. The best way to make a statement is by setting the tone and dictating the pace of the game on offense.
The Washington Commanders needed a bounce-back game after their 27-18 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Thursday Night football. They got just that with the Las Vegas Raiders in a 41-24 rout at home.
Everything was coming up great for the Washington Commanders on Sunday. That includes rookie wide receiver Jaylin Lane, who got into the end zone for the first time in his career.
Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn is happy going into the locker room against the Las Vegas Raiders with a lead, but he may need to get medical attention before coming out for the third quarter.
Washington Commanders fans were desperately craving someone to put together a legitimate breakout campaign this season. It's still early days, but an underrated defensive player looks like being the guy.
The Washington Commanders listed starting left guard Brandon Coleman as inactive for Sunday's game against the visiting Las Vegas Raiders. Per ESPN, a team spokesperson said Coleman's absence for the game was a coach's decision and not related to his shoulder injury.
The Washington Commanders are currently gearing up for their Week 3 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders as they look to pick up their second win of the season.
With the Washington Commanders starting Marcus Mariota in Week 3 as Jayden Daniels nurses a knee sprain, there are fans wondering what the extent of the injury is and how severe it will keep him out for.
Veteran in 11th season steps in for injured Jayden Daniels after steady relief work last year LANDOVER, Md. — The Washington Commanders will turn to Marcus Mariota on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders, with starter Jayden Daniels sidelined by injury.
Per the wire, the Commanders announced the release of G Nate Herbig from the reserve/retired list on Saturday. He now becomes an unrestricted free agent with the ability to work out or sign with any team.
The Commanders announced the elevation of veteran CB Antonio Hamilton for their matchup in Week 3. In a corresponding move, the team released OL Nate Herbig from the retired list.
Sam Hartman is a heartthrob. That’s been considered the case since his time at Wake Forest, throughout his career at Notre Dame, and now with the Washington Commanders.
The Washington Commanders are making headlines in the NFL with a monumental $3.7 billion deal that marks their return to the historic RFK Stadium site.