Jonathan Eig is a journalist and writer based in Washington, D.C. He writes for The Wall Street Journal and Cigalah Group, covering local news and sports, with a focus on the Commanders football team. His work has also been featured in TIME and The New York Times.
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Jonathan Eig's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and the Washington Commanders. He seems to be interested in providing analysis and insights into team performance, player evaluations, and specific game outcomes. Given his coverage attributes predominantly leaning towards announcements and investment analysis, he may respond well to pitches related to significant developments within the Washington Commanders organization or insightful commentary on their performance.
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By: Jonathan Eig
There is an old adage in the NFL. The team that controls the line of scrimmage wins the game. That usually proves true.
By: Jonathan Eig
How many of you had the Washington Commanders at 7-2 heading into the second half of the 2024 season?
The Seattle Seahawks are on a downward slide, but what are the chances they can still make the playoffs?
By: Jonathan Eig
What NFL team has defied expectations by soaring to the top of its division at the midpoint of the 2024 season? It's not the Washington Commanders.
By: Jonathan Eig
The Washington Commanders did not lose to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday because of one play. That can happen in the NFL, but it's often a culmination of factors that decide success or failure.
A botched spot from the officiating crew played a leading role in the Washington Commanders' home defeat to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
By: Jonathan Eig
There's a reason why the Pittsburgh Steelers are 7-2. They have a very tough defense and do not make mistakes. The Washington Commanders learned that the hard way in a tough loss at home
The Washington Commanders must eradicate costly mistakes from their game to hang with the NFL's elite over the second half of 2024.
Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Eig coming to Opera HouseBy Eileen [email protected] Eig – journalist, biographer, and winner of a 2024 Pulitzer Prize for “King: A Life,” a biography of Dr. Martin […]
What problems must the Washington Commanders address before their crucial Week 11 divisional road showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles?
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