The Washington Commanders have released their 2025 Jersey Schedule, which noted which jerseys the team will be wearing for each of its games.
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Just two years after a historic sale, the Washington Commanders have seen a significant leap in their franchise value, according to Sportico’s latest NFL valuations. The team is now ranked 10th in the league, with a valuation of $7.47 billion. This places them firmly within the top tier of the NFL’s most valuable franchises.
In the heart of Frederick, MD, a digital town square with over 22,000 members is stirring up its annual NFL season debate, thanks to a popular cartoon (featured photo). Frederick Unplugged, a Facebook group founded by local resident Herbie Balboa, has become a hub for community discussion, and its latest feature is designed to get people talking.
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On October 2, 2024, Marty Fischer lost his father, Pat Fischer, to cancer. Pat was a legend– a former NFL player who played 17 years in the league, with 10 of those years right here with the Washington Redskins. He was known as a relentless and fearless cornerback, a member of the team’s Ring of Fame, and a hero to many. But to Marty, he was just “Dad.” Now, Marty is turning his grief into action, stepping into the boxing ring to fight for his father’s memory and for everyone affected by cancer.
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Jon Bernthal, a Montgomery County, MD native and longtime Washington fan, visited Commanders training camp today. He told a group of reporters, “It feels so good, you know, to be a Commanders fan. It feels like it was back in the day” before reminiscing on the franchise’s three Super Bowl wins in the past (video below).
The Washington Commanders are wasting no time in making adjustments to their roster following a disappointing performance in their first preseason game. The team announced a series of moves today, including three new free agent signings and several releases, signaling a clear message that competition for roster spots is wide open.
Even in a 48-18 preseason loss to the New England Patriots, the Washington Commanders found some bright spots. Despite missing 30 players, head coach Dan Quinn and defensive coordinator Joe Whitt were encouraged by the performance of several young players, most notably rookie defensive tackle Johnny Newton.
Rookie defensive tackle Johnny Newton, a second-year player, was a major highlight. Whitt noted that Newton had a “good day,” with “really nice rushes” and “one-on-one wins.” After dealing with injuries last season, Newton looks healthy and ready to take on a significant starting role. His strip-sack was one of the few big plays for the Commanders.
The Washington Commanders are gearing up for their preseason clash against the New England Patriots tonight. Preseason games are crucial proving grounds for players on the fringe and those looking to carve out a roster spot to contribute in meaningful ways this season. Tonight’s matchup in particular presents opportunities for several Commanders to make a significant impression. Here are four players to keep a close watch on:
Washington football fans have reason to be excited as FOX Sports recently unveiled its list of the “Top 10 NFL Rookie Seasons by a Quarterback,” and two quarterbacks who have […]
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The Washington Commanders and New England Patriots held a joint practice session, providing a competitive look at both teams ahead of their preseason matchup. According to reports from various journalists on the scene, the Commanders’ offense, particularly the offensive line and quarterback Jayden Daniels, had a strong day, while a couple of Patriots players also made an impact.
In a recent ranking by FOX Sports, Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has been named the best pick of the 2024 NFL Draft. The former LSU star, who was selected second overall, has clearly made a significant impression in his rookie season, earning him the top spot on a list that includes other highly-touted players from his draft class.