Tuesday was a big day for the Washington Commanders as the team spent the day gearing up for a plane ride across the pond to take on the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
When the final whistle blew in Dallas this past Sunday, the Washington Commanders were left dealing with much more than just a Week 2 loss to the Cowboys.
The Washington Commanders are dealing with the aftermath of Jayden Daniels’ injury. The horrific injury means a significant change for the organization.
How many of the quarterbacks who have thrown the second-most touchdowns for each NFL team can you name in five minutes?
Sunday’s Week 1 clash against the Philadelphia Eagles didn’t end the way anyone in Washington wanted. Losing a hard-fought divisional matchup 24-22 is a bitter pill to swallow to open the 2026 season.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
A year ago, veterans Zaire Franklin and Germaine Pratt led the Colts’ linebacking corps with safety Nick Cross assisting with a good amount of time in the box.
Get ready to return to the Land of Ooo as Adventure Time: Side Quests follows young hero Finn and his magical, stretchy dog/best friend/brother Jake as they embark on amazing adventures across the land, including beating up bad guys, meeting new friends, and finding weird new stuff to do.
Last month, the Indianapolis Colts had several defensive roster gaps open up, with strong safety being one of them. Nick Cross signed a deal with the Washington Commanders, ending his four-year stay in Indy.
Free agency is slowly coming to an end, with just over a month until the 2026 NFL Draft, when all 32 teams will welcome in their new crop of rookies looking to make an impact for their respective NFL franchises.
The Indianapolis Colts have already seen multiple players depart to other destinations through free agency. One of the most interesting is Nick Cross, who wasn't retained by Indianapolis, which led to the Washington Commanders picking him up on a modest two-year, $14 million deal.
The Washington Commanders are quietly putting together a solid free agent class, emphasizing the defensive side of the ball. The Commanders have improved
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Apparently, Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters knew there were a few talented former Maryland Terrapin football players in the 2026 free agency class, because Peters has now signed his second one of the day.
As the free agency feeding frenzy continues, the Indianapolis Colts are losing a key piece of their secondary, but the bigger question is how they plan to replace him.
The Commanders have agreed to a deal with safety Nick Cross, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. It’s a two-year pact worth up to $14MM, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Today's the big day for legal tampering to begin in the NFL. Once noon hits, it will ignite a frenzy of negotiations from squads across the league to morph their rosters for the immediate and future.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler mentions the Bengals have been linked to Colt S Nick Cross as a free agent target, as well as Chiefs S Bryan Cook. He adds the Bengals
Making no secret of Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce being their top priorities, the Colts have big decisions to make in the coming days. The quarterback and 1,000-yard wide receiver’s statuses point Nick Cross out the door.
The Indianapolis Colts are over a month into their offseason, but they've yet to make any moves. There was speculation that they could lose a coordinator, but after a long hiring cycle, the Colts will retain their coaching staff for another year.
The NFL playoffs are on the horizon, but the Indianapolis Colts is one of 18 teams that will begin offseason preparations for 2026. One area to address for the Colts is their free agents.
A quarter of the way through the 2024 NFL season, we're assessing who's trending up and down in each division. Here's the AFC South's stock report from Weeks 1-4.
NFL training camps continue to bring clarity for teams molding rosters. But not all the news from camps is good. Days ahead of the start of the first major slate of preseason games, Yardbarker NFL writers dish on the biggest disappointment in the camp of each AFC team.
The free safety position for the Indianapolis Colts remains a significant weakness, yet the franchise has allowed another potential upgrade to pass it by.
After injuries at critical positions dampened what turned out to be a 9-8 finish last season, the Indianapolis Colts return for the 2024 campaign relatively healthy and re-energized. While there are few roster holes to speak of, that doesn't mean there aren't crucial moves left to make.
Where do the Indianapolis Colts stand at safety as the weather heats up?
After a successful week of joint practices with the Chicago Bears, the Colts found themselves resting nearly all of their expected starters in the second week of the preseason.
Just days before Colts mandatory minicamp, cornerback Isaiah Rodgers, Sr. underwent investigation for allegedly placing hundreds of sports bets. The same week, rookie safety Daniel Scott tore his ACL during OTAs, and was placed on IR Wednesday due to the season-ending injury.
+
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!
Free Newsletters

