The Washington Commanders will be without starting center Tyler Biadasz today in their game against the New Orleans Saints.
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The Washington Commanders announced today that they have named safety Jeremy Reaves the winner of the team’s 2024 Ed Block Courage Award. The honor is given annually to a player from each National Football League team who displays extraordinary courage in the face of adversity.
The Washington Commanders announced today that Mark Clouse has been named Team President, overseeing all facets of the organization’s business operations. He will take over for Jason Wright after it was announced this past summer that Wright would leave the organization by the end of this season.
The NFL has released the first Top Ten lists associated with Pro Bowl voting for the season. This list will change as additional votes come in during the remainder of the season, but so far eight Commanders have made it on the list at their positions:
The Washington Commanders beat the Tennessee Titans 42-19 on Sunday, getting back on track after a three game losing streak. The Commanders are now 8-5 and would be in the playoffs if they were to start today. Next week is their bye with the New Orleans up next after that. Four games remain in the season, but before we get to those games let’s take a look at some amazing facts from today’s game:
After a 7-2 start, the Washington Commanders have lost three straight heading into today’s game against the Tennessee Titans. Yesterday, they made some major moves, releasing 2023 1st round draft pick Emmanuel Forbes Jr., and today they made another move that shows what the current regime thinks of Ron Rivera’s draft picks.
The No. 2 seeded Washington Spirit lost to the No. 1 Orlando Pride, 1-0, in the 2024 NWSL Championship on Saturday night at CPKC Stadium in Kansas City, MO.
The RFK bill, which would allow DC to take control of federal land (the site of RFK stadium) has successfully passed the committee vote with a score of 17-2– marking an important, but not final milestone. The site remains in play as the Washington Commanders search for a site for their new stadium.
U.S. Soccer announced a historic gift today for its women’s and girls’ soccer programs from businesswoman, team owner, and women’s sports advocate Michele Kang. Kang has pledged to give U.S. Soccer, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, $30 million dollars over the next five years which is the largest philanthropic investment in U.S. Soccer’s women’s and girls’ programs and the most generous donation ever made to U.S. Soccer by a woman, according to a Washington Spirit press release.
Following this weekend’s NWSL semifinal action, the Washington Spirit is set to face the Orlando Pride in next weekend’s NWSL Championship in Kansas City.