Washington’s tie with New York has the head coach, the quarterback, and even one of the team’s owners weighing in on what went wrong. The Washington Commanders found a way to lose without actually losing.
In a game that would’ve severely helped the Washington Commanders fully get back on track with their season they ended up losing it despite having the opportunity to beat the New York Giants.
The New York Giants and Washington Commanders delivered one of the most dramatic finishes of the NFL season Sunday, playing to a 27-27 tie at Northwest Stadium.
Watching the Washington Commanders mismanage the clock in Week 5 against the New York Giants may have triggered an unwanted flashback for limited partner Magic Johnson.
The Washington Commanders were handed a win Sunday and walked off the field at Northwest Stadium with a tie. Cam Skattebo had the New York Giants at Washington’s 24 at the two-minute warning of overtime, close enough for a game-winning field goal, when Daron Payne knocked the ball loose and Shy Tuttle recovered it.
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The New York Giants rallied from a 14-point fourth quarter deficit and tied the Washington Commanders 27-27 on Sunday at Northwest Stadium. The Giants (3-1-1) picked up a half-game on both the Cowboys and Eagles amid rainy conditions in Landover, Maryland, thanks to quarterback Jameis Winston’s excellent performance.
The Washington Commanders did not lose on Sunday, but it certainly felt like it after their baffling game management error in overtime. The Commanders literally ran out of time during a 27-27 tie with the New York Giants at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Md.
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If you told Washington Commanders fans during the preseason that the two most exciting young running backs in training camp would be completely off the active roster by Week 5, they probably would have laughed at you.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is set to play Sunday, but he may not be out of the woods when it comes to significant injury concerns.
The Washington Commanders finally have their answer on Terry McLaurin ahead of Sunday's game against the New York Giants. After missing practice Wednesday and Thursday with a hamstring injury, McLaurin returned on a limited basis Friday and is active for today's game.
The Washington Commanders have elevated wide receiver Van Jefferson from their practice squad ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the New York Giants. The move comes with Stefon Diggs ruled out and Terry McLaurin still questionable.
The Washington Commanders face the New York Giants on Sunday in pouring rain. Terry McLaurin is on the injury report with a hamstring issue and is listed as questionable, while Jayden Daniels is back after practicing fully all week.
The Washington Commanders are at home Sunday afternoon as they host the New York Giants in a Week 5 NFC East matchup. Washington enters Sunday’s game with a 1-3 record after losing in London to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 4.
The Commanders are hoping to get star wide receiver Terry McLaurin back for a crucial matchup against the Giants, but it sounds like his chances of playing are still very much up in the air.
For the second year in a row, Commanders interior offensive lineman Nick Allegretti has been demoted from a starting role in Washington. Allegretti started his 2026 campaign as the team’s preferred option to replace free agency casualty Tyler Biadasz at center.
The Washington Commanders got good news Friday when head coach Dan Quinn officially announced that star quarterback Jayden Daniels would be the starter for Sunday's pivotal NFC East game against the New York Giants.
The statuses of Nabers and Skattebo for this Sunday's game between the 3-1 Giants and the 1-3 Washington Commanders at Washington's Northwest Stadium were somewhat up in the air as of Friday morning.
Giants OC Matt Nagy is quite familiar with Chiefs star tight end and future Hall of Famer Travis Kelce. And he says Giants WR Malik Nabers reminds him of Kelce.
A sixth-round pick out of Penn State lasted four games in Washington, and the running back room he leaves behind is telling a story. In a shocking move, the Washington Commanders have waived rookie running back Kaytron Allen.
The Commanders brought back Austin Ekeler recently and have Jeremy McNichols moving close to returning from injured reserve. Rather than a McNichols activation ballooning Washington’s running back room to five on the 53-man roster, the team cut one of its backs.
The Washington Commanders on Thursday waived running back Kaytron Allen, who was a sixth-round draft pick this past April. Allen, 23, saw snaps in each of Washington's four games so far and rushed 12 times for 41 yards.
The Commanders could have reinforcements in place as early as Week 5. The team announced on Wednesday that cornerback Trey Amos, running back Jeremy McNichols and defensive end Deatrich Wise have each returned to practice.