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Pinned for 3 days, then it fends for itself
It's been a long week. Work's been a lot.
Washington Commanders linebacker Jordan Magee is nearing a return with more to prove and less room to hide.
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Defensive coordinator Daronte Jones sees a simple fix for the Washington Commanders' costly second-half slumps.
Dan Quinn owning the Washington Commanders' overtime failure was not lost on third-year quarterback Jayden Daniels.
How does a quarterback bounce back from a public blunder?
A child of the last millennium When I was a young kid — near the middle part of the 20th century — we didn’t have the Super Bowl. The NFL’s championship game wasn’t officially called the Super Bowl until January 1969, just months ahead of the…
There are several concerning mismatches the Washington Commanders have to overcome against the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football.
The Washington Commanders wanted to forget about last Sunday’s 27-27 tie against the New York Giants as quickly as possible. But in a game that ended with an al
Stefon Diggs returned to Commanders practice on Friday in a limited capacity, a positive step towards possibly playing in Monday night’s game against the host San Francisco 49ers. We’re still a ways from knowing that or even his injury designation — that comes Saturday — but his abilty to work back from a hamstring injury that kept him out in Week 5 is a plus.
JP Finlay and Mitch Tischler break down the Washington Commanders' Week 6 matchup with the 49ers and assess their chances of beating one of the best teams in the NFL following their inexplicable tie against the Giants. Can one play beat a team twice?
In an ideal world, the Washington Commanders would have had The Conversation before their last drive. We have no timeouts.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Stefon Diggs made a timely return to practice ahead of Monday Night Football against the San Francisco 49ers.
Commanders offensive coordinator David Blough was the latest in a line of players and coaches to talk about that Week 5 tie with the Giants where the clock was unfathomably allowed to run out before giving Drew Stevens a chance to convert a makable field-goal attempt. Like head coach Dan Quinn and quarterback Jayden Daniels before him , stood up and took responsibility for what went down.
The San Francisco 49ers look to extend their five-game winning streak against the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football at Levi’s Stadium. The Commanders limp into this game with an injury report longer than the 49ers’ somehow and following a tie with the New York football Giants.
Washington Commanders offensive coordinator David Blough took blame for the infamous Week 5 blunder that went beyond Dan Quinn.
The Washington Commanders are preparing for a Monday Night Football game against the San Francisco 49ers, but still getting asked about the finish to last week’s game against the Giants. This is the first time the media has had a chance to question Washington’s coordinators, but we’ve heard from Dan Quinn three times since the final play of overtime was bungled, resulting in a tie.
Veteran safety Nick Cross’ expected return against the San Francisco 49ers could restore some backbone to a faltering Washington Commanders' defense.
Dynamic tight end Chig Okonkwo’s breakout against the New York Giants leaves the Washington Commanders needing more than a one-week flash.
Welcome to the sixth of 17 weekly articles spotlighting the fantasy fades of the week! I am your host, Matt Okada, and I'll be bringing you half a dozen potential busts each and every Friday, from now until fantasy football championships.
Washington Commanders running back Austin Ekeler has publicly backed head coach Dan Quinn following the team’s disappointing performance against the New York Giants . With criticism surrounding Washington’s leadership, Ekeler believes Quinn remains the right person to guide the franchise through its current challenges.
I count myself among the more optimistic Washington Football fans since Josh Harris took over ownership from the Shrek villain. Nevertheless, last Sunday’s failure to beat the Giants strained my ability to keep a positive outlook, even more than the previous week’s loss to the Colts.
The Washington Commanders are being named among the potential trade suitors for wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr., which would be a mistake.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels proved why he's the leader this team needs right now.
Back in June and early July, HH veteran writer Bill-in-Bangkok, offered a week-by-week preview via the 5 O’Clock Club of the Washington Commanders regular season schedule for 2026. As we roll into the actual games during…
Back in June and early July, HH veteran writer Bill-in-Bangkok, offered a week-by-week preview via the 5 O’Clock Club of the Washington Commanders regular season schedule for 2026. As we roll into the actual games during the…
The Washington Commanders need more from their letdowns to pick up some positive results as pressure builds.
While Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is taking responsibility , his head coach, Dan Quinn, appears to have avoided a knee-jerk firing. And Quinn is done talking about Daniels’ brutal brain fart that led to “hard truths,” according to a post on X by John Keim.
Commanders running back Bill Croskey-Merritt had his best game of this early season on Sunday, turning in 82 yards and a touchdown on just 11 carries. His high per carry average was boosted by an explosive touchdown, but Croskey-Merritt came out of Sunday’s 27-27 draw with the New York Giants a bit banged up.
Commanders running back Bill Croskey-Merritt had his best game of this early season on Sunday, turning in 82 yards and a touchdown on just 11 carries. His high per carry average was boosted by an explosive touchdown, but Croskey-Merritt came out of Sunday’s 27-27 draw with the New York Giants a bit banged up.
After Washington’s painful tie with New York, Dan Quinn acknowledged the difficulty of moving forward and emphasized resilience, but the Commanders still have to prove they’ve turned the page. Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn met with the media…
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniel s stood before his teammates this week and addressed the end-of-game disaster that resulted in a 27-27 draw with the New York Giants. His message was simple.
Daniels defended Dan Quinn on Thursday and shouldered full responsibility for Washington letting the clock run out in field goal range
When it comes to the Week 5 overtime clock debacle for the Commanders, both coach Dan Quinn and quarterback Jayden Daniels continue to take the blame for the failure to stop the clock before a potential game-winning field. In his midweek press conference, Daniels again accepted responsibility for the outcome.
Jayden Daniels took accountability for his costly error in the Washington Commanders’ overtime draw against the New York Giants this past weekend. Washington had a major opportunity to kick a field goal for the win against New York.
Washington Commanders cornerback Trey Amos won't get a soft landing if he makes his long-awaited return in Week 6.
More Washington Commanders losses could put a season-altering sell-off on general manager Adam Peters’ radar before the trade deadline.
The Commanders spent a lot of time talking about the blunders that cost them a chance to beat the Giants in overtime in Week 6, but the time has now come for them to turn the page to Monday night's game against the 49ers. Head coach Dan Quinn said at a Thursday press conference that the failure to stop the clock in time to try a game-winning field goal was "my responsibility, point blank, period" and that the steps that led to that failure have been "dissected, discussed, corrected" over the…
The Washington Commanders visit the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football this week. That means their normal practice schedule has been pushed back a day, and they are hitting the fields in Ashburn, VA to prepare for the big primetime game.
Jordan Magee is getting back to practice. That’s a plus for the Commanders, who formally opened his 21-day window to return off injured reserve.
Linebacker Jordan Magee is set to return to Commanders practice. The team announced that they have designated Magee for return from injured reserve on Thursday.
Deatrich Wise Jr. proved he can still give the Washington Commanders a much-needed edge despite being out for more than a year.
If the Washington Commanders fired head coach Dan Quinn in-season, it could leave them in an even bigger mess.
Quarterback Jayden Daniels and head coach Dan Quinn must put on a united front before the Washington Commanders’ season slips away.
The Washington Commanders franchise has placed four wide receivers in the NFL Hall of Fame. The most recent honoree — Art Monk — helped redefine the position as well as the team's entire culture.
Predicting the Washington Commanders' next five games after their major blunder against the New York Giants leaves head coach Dan Quinn in peril.
Jayden Daniels’ return to the lineup against the New York Giants was nothing short of impressive. While his legs helped keep Washington’s offense afloat, accounting for 103 rushing yards and two touchdowns, his efficiency as a passer was just as dangerous.
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