by Ray Wyvill
by Ray Wyvill
by Ray Wyvill
by Ray Wyvill
by Ray Wyvill
by Ray Wyvill
by Stephen G. "Ghost" Mears
The Washington Commanders almost had a walk-off 29-28 as the clock left litte doubt that they would win after a key field goal with just seconds left in the game put a thriller win in the books for Washington last night. They stopped the Ravens 24-game pre-season win streak when Joey Slye booted the field goal that stunned everyone on the Ravens sideline.
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NFL owners voted today to approve the new ownership group led by Josh Harris in their purchase of the team from the embattled Dan Snyder. With the Harris ownership group, he brings an impressive group to the forefront while paying a record price of over $6 billion.
Continue readingThe Washington Commanders season ended last week with regards to their playoff chances, and the team turns to the future today to see what rookie Sam Howell can do at quarterback today in his first start of his pro career. Coincidentally, the team is retiring the No. 9 today in a celebration of long-time QB Sonny Jurgensen’s jersey number.
The Washington Commanders (7-7-1) are back home with a lot of changes, and mostly with Carson Wentz named the starter for the team at quarterback for this game against the Browns, a team already eliminated from the playoffs. The Commanders control their own fate that if they win today and next week then they are guaranteed a playoff Wild Card spot. The other buzz around the team is the unveiling of their new mascot.
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The Washington Commanders (7-6-1) are back on the road and staring at a turning point in their season. With a win today, and losses by Seattle and the teams behind them, the Commanders would take a big step towards a Wild Card spot. First things first, they have to beat the first place San Francisco 49ers on the road in a game that Vegas gives nearly a touchdown advantage to the home team.
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The Washington Commanders (7-5-1) are at home at FedEx Field tonight for a second bite at the team from the Big Apple. Two weeks ago, Washington and the New York Giants (7-5-1) finished in a tie. Last week, the Commanders had a bye, and New York lost and they are in a virtual tie in the standings.
In another NFC East showdown that could move the standings, win or lose or tie, they are at it again in December. These games within the NFC East feelsl cannibalistic in a football sense. If the playoffs started yesterday, every team in the NFC East would be going to the playoffs with the Eagles as the division winner, and the Cowboys, Commanders, and Giants, all with Wild Card berths.
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These are the games that can change a season. The Washington Commanders (7-5) are at the New York Giants (7-4) in an NFC East showdown that will move the standings, win or lose. These games within the NFC East feels cannibalistic in a football sense. If the playoffs started yesterday, every team in the NFC East would be going to the playoffs with the Eagles as the division winner, and the Cowboys, Commanders, and Giants, all with Wild Card berths.
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With Chase Young activated this week, we will see how many reps the former defensive Rookie of the Year will get today and what impact he has on this game as the Washington Commanders host the Falcons on what could be a wet turf. Not exactly the type of weather you want your prized lineman to make in his first game in over a year as he has worked his way back from ACL surgery.
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Some will recognize October 30, 2019 as an homage to the Washington Nationals beating the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the World Series just over three years ago. While not on the same scale, the Washington Commanders have a key game against the Houston Texans today.
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