JP Finlay

For most Americans, late July means vacation time. For NFL players, late July means it’s time to get to work. The Washington Commanders will open training camp next week in Ashburn, and with that comes the opportunity to reset the organization. New owner, new general manager, new head coach, new quarterback. That’s a lot of new. With all the changes…

Jayden Daniels came to Washington with a Heisman Trophy in one hand and a mountain of hype on his back. And in his Commanders debut, the rookie quarterback delivered.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fl. — For the second straight week Commanders rookie quarterback made the Burgundy and Gold faithful jump out of their seat, only this time it wasn't after a big completion.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fl. — An unfortunate byproduct of six weeks of training camp and relatively meaningless preseason games comes from the emergence and propagation of football narratives. It happens every year and isn’t that hard to figure out why. In the absence of real games, the absence of wins and losses, fumbles and touchdowns, brilliant plays and bonehead blunders, the…

TAMPA — After six months of building a new roster and building excitement among the fan base, Sunday’s season opening loss in Tampa came as a big dose of ugly reality for Commanders fans. Washington lost 37-20 in a contest that had far more lowlights than highlights. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels looked great as a runner, gaining more than 80…

The Commanders beat the Bengals 38-33 in "Monday Night Football"

GLENDALE, Az. — Jayden Daniels might be single-handedly changing the outlook on the Commanders season. After an impressive win last Monday night in Cincinnati that featured a historic performance from the rookie quarterback, Washington kept the momentum rolling with a dominant 42-14 victory in Arizona. The win leaves the Commanders with a 3-1 record and sole possession of first place…

NORTHWEST STADIUM - On a perfect fall afternoon, the echoes of past Washington football glory seemed alive and well en route to a blowout Commanders 34 -13 win over the bumbling Cleveland Browns.

When Washington Head Coach Dan Quinn insisted this offseason that his team was “recalibrating” instead of rebuilding, the plan was clear: improve now for big wins later. Only rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels didn’t necessarily subscribe to that plan. Daniels showed up, showed out, and in turn changed the scope of the Commanders’ 2024 season. Great quarterbacks alter organizational plans. And…

The trade for Marshon Lattimore may be what Dan Quinn needed to take the Commanders' defense from pretty good to very good