Expectations are like elbows - stop it - everyone has them. When it comes to the Washington Commanders, it seems just about everybody has an opinion or
Just like every initial 53-man roster has its surprises, so too does the first official depth chart of every new season. For the Washington Commanders, two rookies headed up the list of surprises in, well, surprising ways.
The Washington Commanders' running back dynamic is more uncertain than ever after trading Brian Robinson Jr. to the San Francisco 49ers. Adam Peters flipped the script entirely, and it's brought questions about what strategy Kliff Kingsbury will implement when the real action begins.
The Washington Commanders have Super Bowl ambitions for the 2025 NFL season, and they’re hoping recently acquired wide receiver Deebo Samuel will be a key contributor.
The Washington Commanders are having people guess what kind of role rookie running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt will have within the offense. Croskey-Merritt appeared like the starter as the best running back in the preseason.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
If the Washington Commanders want to reach the meteoric heights attained during a phenomenal first season under head coach Dan Quinn, it must be a collective effort.
The Washington Commanders are preparing for the regular season with the New York Giants coming to town, but there has been one thing missing on the roster.
There hasn't been any hype train in the NFL quite like Washington Commanders running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt's this offseason. When the Commanders drafted him in the seventh round of this year's draft, he seemed to be facing an uphill battle for a role on the team.
Commanders WR Terry McLaurin‘s three-year, $87 million extension included a $30 million signing bonus and lowered his 2025 base salary to $1.75 million.
Well, buckle up, it's time for real football, and the Washington Commanders have released its first unofficial depth chart, so we have to react to what stands out.
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 Washington Commanders will open their regular season at home against the NFC East rival New York Giants. It's a game they are favored to win, and rightfully so after a sensational first campaign under head coach Dan Quinn.
The Washington Commanders have released a new depth chart before the start of the 2025 season. The team has been making adjustments to the roster throughout the offseason and training camp, and will likely make more moves soon.
The NFL season kicks off this week, and all eyes are on the Washington Commanders. Coming off a record-breaking campaign, the question is simple: can they do it again?
The funny thing about evaluations is that it is just as easy to be too cool on someone as it is to be too hot. In the case of the Washington Commanders, our early 2024 projection that the team would easily eclipse seven wins was viewed by some as overly optimistic.
The Washington Commanders are looking for more wide receiver help if their pursuit of Kendrick Bourne is any indication. That didn't stop one NFL analyst from proclaiming his faith in Luke McCaffrey to make significant strides in Year 2 of his professional career.
The 2025 season is an important one for the Washington Commanders, with the new standard being set last season. The team came up just short of a Super Bowl appearance, and they need everyone to play at their best to get back to that opportunity.
Things always get weird during an NFL season. If someone had told you that the Washington Commanders would go from a laughingstock to the NFC Championship game in the first year under head coach Dan Quinn, they'd have been laughed out of the building.
As the Washington Commanders kick off its 2025 season, it's time to take a deep dive into every position to know what to expect this year. Adam Peters spent a lot of draft capital and made one of the Commanders' weakest positions possibly one of the strongest.
Per ESPN’s John Keim, the Commanders are hosting veteran WR Kendrick Bourne for a free agent visit on Tuesday. Bourne scheduled visits with Washington and San Francisco last week.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 reports the Raiders are signing QB Jeff Driskel to the practice squad. Driskel, 32, is a former sixth-round pick of the 49ers back in 2016.
Before the Washington Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin agreed to a three-year contract extension coming off the final weekend of preseason play, the 29-year-old requested a trade on July 31.