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Commanders show promise, despite miscues, in season-opening loss to Eagles
The Washington Commanders didn't look like a finished product during Sunday's season-opening 24-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. They were a promising prototype, though, according to players and coaches.
SharesCommanders’ comeback attempt falls short in opener against Eagles
An untimely celebration by wide receiver Stefon Diggs -- and a late no-call on a potential false start -- doomed the Washington Commanders in their season-opening 24-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night.
SharesCommanders’ rookie coordinators eager to hit ground running against Eagles
The preparations are nearing an end for Washington Commanders coordinators David Blough and Daronte Jones, who will make their play-calling debuts for the squad's offense and defense, respectively, during Sunday's season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.
SharesCommanders’ Way ‘pretty sure’ he’ll retire at season’s end
Three-time Pro Bowl punter Tress Way said Thursday that he would likely retire at the end of this season.
SharesLOVERRO: No need to toss dirt on Commanders’ grave before season begins
I'm not ready to bury the Washington Commanders this season.
SharesCommanders ‘all in’ on ping-pong to foster competition as NFL season kicks off
The top player on the Washington Commanders' locker room ping-pong leaderboard -- the latest effort to instill a pervasive sense of competition throughout the organization -- is punter Tress Way.
SharesCommanders’ Daniels, McLaurin, Luvu named season-long captains
Commanders coach Dan Quinn doesn't typically name season-long team captains. But this year's roster forced his hand, the third-year coach said Monday.
SharesNew book offers glimpse into corporate rise of Commanders owner Harris
A big book coming out Tuesday about the rise of Apollo Global Management and its controversial billionaire cofounder, Leon Black, has a considerable amount about Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris -- Black's former business partner and also a cofounder of Apollo.
SharesAlready low expectations for Commanders fall further after preseason struggles, injuries
Expectations are sinking for Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders, as national media members and Las Vegas oddsmakers tout concerns about injuries, roster depth and first-year coordinators David Blough and Daronte Jones.
SharesCommanders’ linemen, including training camp surprise Togiai, look to dispel concerns
Undrafted offensive lineman Tanoa Togiai was one of the surprises on the Commanders' initial 53-man roster, sneaking onto the depth chart after showing off strength and quickness during training camp. With offensive line depth a lingering concern, the Utah product could be called upon sooner rather than later.
SharesEagles are repeat NFC East champs, but Super Bowl wins are the standard now
The Philadelphia Eagles are the first in a generation with back-to-back titles in the NFC East, a division that didn't have another team with a winning record last season.
SharesCommanders’ brass preaches confidence, comfort in face of depth concerns
The Commanders' initial 53-man roster was a rough draft at best, according to coach Dan Quinn and general manager Adam Peters. The team continued its moves around the margins on Monday, despite avoiding any splashy moves, signings or waiver acquisitions.
SharesRavens sign Moody to the practice squad as Loop continues to struggle
The Baltimore Ravens signed kicker Jake Moody to the practice squad, giving the team another option if second-year man Tyler Loop continues to struggle.
SharesCommanders keep seven receivers, just three corners in initial 53-man roster
In Washington, Sunday marked the end of several hard-fought training camp competitions. Offensive linemen, wide receivers and linebackers battled throughout the preseason to earn their spots on the depth chart.
SharesRavens rout Commanders in preseason finale, but Loop misses two more field goals
Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano each threw a touchdown pass in a dominant first half for the Baltimore Ravens, who wrapped up their preseason schedule with a 41-3 rout of the Washington Commanders on Friday night.
SharesCountdown to 53: Injuries open spots for Commanders’ hopefuls
The Washington Commanders' players and coaches have spent months preparing for this weekend -- Friday's preseason finale and Sunday's dreaded roster cutdown day.
SharesLOVERRO: Commanders’ woeful offensive line haunted by Rivera’s roster choices
The Ron Rivera roster that general manager Adam Peters and coach Dan Quinn inherited was so deeply devoid of talent that it will take more than the three drafts and free agencies that they have overseen since taking over in 2024 to build a competitive foundation for this team.
SharesCommanders’ beleaguered line struggles in joint practice with Ravens
Wednesday's joint practice against the Baltimore Ravens wasn't the crowning jewel on which the Washington Commanders and quarterback Jayden Daniels were hoping to end their training camp ahead of Friday's final preseason game.
SharesCommanders release safety Harris with cut-down day on horizon
The Commanders' 53-man roster is taking shape as training camp winds down. The team released safety Will Harris on Tuesday morning, ending one of the tightest competitions of Washington's offseason.
SharesWhile Commanders face questions at center, coach Dan Quinn expresses confidence in the position
After being blunt about where the Washington Commanders stand at center after their preseason loss at Detroit over the weekend, coach Dan Quinn expressed more confidence Monday about the position that has been hampered by injuries and inconsistent play.
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