The Washington Commanders are 3-9 on the season after a hard-fought overtime game against the Denver Broncos.A lot of people gave up on this team after a historically bad run, but it looks like they've turned things around over the last two games.

Marcus Mariota’s overtime pass was knocked down, denying Washington a game‑winning two‑point conversion as the Denver Broncos held on for their ninth straight victory, a 27‑26 thriller Sunday night.

Sitting at 3-8, the Washington Commanders are having the kind of season that very few people expected following their impressive playoff success in January when the team beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Detroit Lions on the road to reaching the NFC Championship game.

This is particularly evident in the case of the Washington Commanders and their linebacker Frankie Luvu in 2025. Despite a promising 2024 season, Luvu's regression raises questions about his future with the team.

In the offseason, the Washington Commanders are reshaping how their roster looks to continue building upon their historic season and the team's culture; head coach Dan Quinn believes that culture can't be built overnight but is maintained and reinforced ...

The NFL is very often a tough business. That’s the overall message Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn delivered when he addressed the team releasing kicker Matt Gay ahead of the team’s bye week.

Coach Dan Quinn noted Wednesday that he's optimistic Daniels (left elbow) will "get a lot of reps in practice" this week, but added that he's "going to take it all the way through Friday" in terms of the QB's Week 14 status, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports.