The Washington Commanders didn’t initially tip their hand, but eventually ruled out QB Jayden Daniels. But a Week 5 return looks reasonable. Daniels’ status makes a big difference as we look at the Commanders Week 4 injury report versus the Colts and what it means for fantasy football.
The Washington Commanders are getting a boost back ahead of their Week 4 matchup in London against the Indianapolis Colts. The player they are getting back is their tight end Chig Okonkwo.
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.
Marcus Mariota helped the Commanders pull off an upset win in Week 3. He will be counted on as the team’s quarterback starter for at least one more game.
The Washington Commanders have ruled quarterback Jayden Daniels out for Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts in London, meaning he will miss a second straight week with a dislocated left elbow.
The Washington Commanders will look to build on their morale-boosting win in Week 3 as they battle the Indianapolis Colts in London on Sunday. The Commanders, in their first game without Jayden Daniels due to an elbow injury, upset the Seattle Seahawks, 33-31.
Three games into the David Blough era, the Washington Commanders finally broke through last weekend with a 33-31 victory over the visiting Seattle Seahawks.
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.
Per Nicki Jhabvala, Commanders HC Dan Quinn said QB Jayden Daniels will be out in Week 4, setting up QB Marcus Mariota to start again. Daniels dislocated his elbow in Week 2 and didn’t start the team’s Week 3 win over Seattle.
One of the more ambiguous things about the 2026 Washington Commanders was new offensive coordinator David Blough's scheme and how he planned to use said offense.
The Washington Commanders released outside linebacker Marvin Jones Jr. from the practice squad on Thursday with an injury settlement, ending a brief stay that never reached the active roster, via the NFL transaction wire.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin grew up in Indianapolis as a Colts fan. In 2022, the first time he played them became one of the defining moments of his career, a homecoming in front of friends and family.
When Jayden Daniels went down on the last play before halftime against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2, many Washington Commanders fans saw flashes of last season, RGIII’s injury saga and a future of winless football.
The Washington Commanders and Indianapolis Colts are playing in London in Week 4, and there’s a chance that star quarterback Jayden Daniels suits up. Daniels suffered a dislocated elbow in Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys, but the Commanders did not place him on IR, meaning he could return at any time.
The Washington Commanders could be without another offensive contributor in Week 4 after running back Rachaad White missed practice with a shoulder injury.
Marcus Mariota showed enough against Seattle, and Indianapolis has given every opponent whatever they want on both sides of the ball. Dan Quinn met with media in London ahead of the Washington Commanders’ Week 4 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts, and the biggest question coming out of it isn’t whether Jayden Daniels can play on Sunday.
Marcus Mariota has already proven he can be more than a traditional backup quarterback for the Washington Commanders. Now, he should make sure his bank account reflects it.
The Commanders roster is full of players that deserve shoutouts following their Week 3 win against the Seattle Seahawks, but cornerback Amik Robertson had himself an exceptionally strong game.
The Washington Commanders made a quiet but highly strategic roster move this week, signing outside linebacker Charles Snowden to their practice squad. For the DMV region, it is a homecoming: Snowden is a Silver Spring native and a St.
The Burgundy and Gold are bringing back a familiar face just in time for their trip across the pond. On Tuesday, the Washington Commanders officially signed veteran running back Austin Ekeler to the 53-man roster, bringing him back after a torn Achilles cut his 2025 season short.
The Washington Commanders announced they have officially signed RB Austin Ekeler to the roster. They also placed LB Leo Chenal on injured reserve and LB Marvin Jones on the practice squad injured list. Ekeler, 30, went undrafted out of Western State in 2017.
Austin Ekeler will continue his career in 2026. The veteran running back has lined up a deal with the Commanders, Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo of NFL Network report.