The trade deadline in the NFL isn’t as cut and dry as it is in other sports. The Washington Commanders, in an NBA or MLB setting, would be an obvious seller halfway through the season with their 2-5-1 record, but with the division leaders on the schedule next, Washington is standing pat given their slim chance of catching up with the Giants.
The first meeting of the season between the New York Giants and Washington Commanders ended in bizarre fashion, resulting in the lone tie of the NFL season through nine weeks.
When a franchise quarterback has to publicly acknowledge his play-caller’s “growing pains,” the problem isn’t just on the field—it points straight to the head coach’s hiring process.
The last time the Washington Commanders and New York Giants played, the game ended in a 27-27 tie after both teams missed chances to win in overtime. That day, Stefon Diggs was inactive, and Jer'Zhan (Johnny) Newton was on injured reserve.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
It’s two different stories as the Washington Commanders suffered another frustrating loss, while the New York Giants are thinking about big trade plans.
In the modern, high-octane NFL, holding a Sean McVay offense to 20 points should be a sure path to a victory. The Washington Commanders’ defense did exactly that on Sunday at Northwest Stadium, largely containing Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams in a 20-13 slugfest.
With Lucas Patrick sidelined by a concussion, Nick Allegretti is set to start at center against New York, putting Washington’s offensive line depth and offseason planning under scrutiny.
Jordan Schultz reports the Falcons are signing K Jake Moody to the 53-man roster off the Ravens’ practice squad. Moody filled in as the Ravens’ kicker for Week 9 with Tyler Loop on injured reserve.
Heading into the Rams game on Sunday, the Washington Commanders were short on receivers: Terry McLaurin is out for the season, Treylon Burks is out, and Dyami Brown moved to injured reserve.
The Washington Commanders have endured their share of injuries at the wide receiver position. And they especially miss Terry McLaurin. However, here is the killer mistake the Commanders must avoid at the 2026 NFL trade deadline.
Picture the scene: You are down by seven points with less than ten seconds left on the clock. Your offense has battled all the way to the opponent’s 31-yard line.
Washington needs help at several positions, but its most valuable players are difficult to part with. With the Giants looming, the Commanders face uncomfortable decisions about their future.
The Washington Commanders have hit that point in the season where, at 2-5-1, it's over unless they start winning, and the Giants and Cowboys have a massive fallout.
Washington’s receiver room looked different Sunday, and Van Jefferson was the reason. With Dyami Brown ruled out and headed to injured reserve, Jefferson played 36 of 62 offensive snaps (58%) in the 20-13 loss to the Los Angeles Rams after playing 12% in Week 8.
The Washington Commanders suffered a tough loss to the Rams. And the boneheaded final play added to the pain. And here are the Commanders who are most to blame for the Week 9 loss.
While speaking with reporters on Monday, Harbaugh offered positive updates on those two key offensive players regarding the upcoming "Thursday Night Football" game between 5-2-1 New York and the 2-5-1 Washington Commanders in East Rutherford, NJ, on Nov. 12.
Jer’Zhan Newton’s 2026 debut is coming soon. Missing the first half of the season due to a pectoral tear, the third-year defensive tackle is coming back from IR.
The Washington Commanders will activate defensive tackle Jer'Zhan "Johnny" Newton from injured reserve this weekend, NFL Network reported on Saturday. Newton has worked his way back from a torn pectoral muscle he suffered in the preseason.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin's season-ending torn patellar tendon has created a larger opportunity for Antonio Williams and a greater need for the rookie receiver to continue building trust with quarterback Jayden Daniels.
Week in and week out, it has been the same deal for the Washington Commanders offense that can’t convert on third downs. Washington has converted just 31.9% of third-down conversions this season, ranking 31st out of 32 teams.
Washington Commanders defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw will miss the remainder of the season due to a knee injury, ESPN reported Wednesday. Kinlaw, 29, was placed on injured reserve Tuesday after he underwent surgery to repair an MCL injury.
The Commanders have placed defensive linemen Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw and running back Jeremy McNichols on injured reserve, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network relays.