Even though the Washington Commanders are dealing with some troubling injury issues, expectations are still high heading into their Week 4 test against the Atlanta Falcons on the road.
The Commanders suffered a comprehensive loss to the Packers in Week 2 that was worse than the 18-27 score line indicated. The worst part was the rash of injuries to key players, including the franchise quarterback.
Based on the responses to this week’s Reacts survey fan confidence in the Washington Commanders rebounded this week in the wake of a dominating on-field performance against the Las Vegas Raiders at Northwest Stadium in Week 3.
It’s week 4 of the NFL season, and the Washington Commanders will be facing the Atlanta Falcons on the road at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA this Sunday at 1:00 pm EDT.
Fans have been anxiously awaiting developments regarding Terry McLaurin's status. The Washington Commanders were tight-lipped as expected, but the wide receiver seeking several different opinions on his quad complication didn't paint the most promising picture.
The Washington Commanders could have quarterback Jayden Daniels available for Week 4 depending on the status of his knee sprain. Even if he is back in the fold for Sunday, however, Washington’s top receiver will likely be unavailable.
The Washington Commanders are three games into the season, and we've gotten a pretty good idea about how each position group looks so far. One of the biggest weaknesses last season was the defensive line's inability to stop the run and get pressure from the interior.
Commanders WR Terry McLaurin is unlikely to require surgery on his quad injury, according to Nicki Jhabvala. McLaurin exited last week’s game and the injury at the time was considered significant.
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 biggest storylines for the Washington Commanders continue to be the injuries to key players before they head to the Atlanta Falcons. It's only Week 4 in the league, and a lot of teams are dealing with injuries, but the Commanders' top two players are currently dealing on the injury report, and their statuses are unknown for Sunday.
The biggest question heading into Week 4 for the Washington Commanders regards the status of quarterback Jayden Daniels, who missed the team’s last game on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Washington Commanders had a pair of franchise greats honored this week. Commander legends Brian Mitchell and London Fletcher were both named among the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s 128 Modern-era nominees for the Class of 2026.
Throughout the offseason, the Washington Commanders appeared set to feature two primary running backs in 2025, Brian Robinson Jr. and Austin Ekeler. After only two weeks, both of them are no longer on the active roster.
The Washington Commanders worked out rookie P Oscar Chapman this week, per the NFL transaction wire. Chapman, 26, is from Adelaide, Australia, and played semi-professionally in an Australian football league.
Washington Commanders running back Jacory "Bill" Croskey-Merritt wasn't supposed to be this good this early in his NFL career, but somehow, we are here, and he will have every opportunity to prove that he can be a real difference maker in the NFL.
The results are in on wide receiver Terry McLaurin’s quad injury, and they don’t sound like great news for Washington Commanders fans. NFL insider Ian Rapoport reported that the Commanders star went to see Dr.
Before the 2024 campaign, the last season in which the Washington Commanders had a center play at least 75 percent of the team’s offensive snaps was 2020.
It's been doom and gloom for the Washington Commanders' ever-growing injury concerns in recent weeks. But amid all the darkness, a glimmer of light is emerging.
Sunday will serve as a homecoming for at least one member of the visiting Washington Commanders against the Atlanta Falcons, while the quarterback availability remains to be seen.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels participated in practice Wednesday as he attempts to work his way past a knee injury. Commanders coach Dan Quinn said prior to the session that Daniels was expected to be a limited participant.
While Washington entered the season with some options along its offensive line, the team has already shuffled the position group. Both Brandon Coleman and Nick Allegretti hit the bench in Week 3, moving Chris Paul and Andrew Wylie into the lineup.
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.