Rick Snider

Washington’s 42-19 win over the visiting Tennessee Titans on Sunday was the get-well tonic the Commanders needed after three straight losses to get them to 8-5 and right back into the thick of the NFC playoff picture.

The Washington Commanders may spend their 2025 first-rounder on an unexpected need: running back.

The Commanders traded for Marshon Lattimore for key December showdowns and January’s postseason run…and Rick Snider writes that it’s ironic his debut will come in New Orleans on Sunday.

The Washington Commanders discovered their late-season run to the playoffs must go straight up the middle.

Beating the Saints showed there’s enough grit left to reach the postseason, says Rick Snider, even as past Commanders teams would’ve failed - but the task now is finding one more level to advance even more.

“I always believe that we can win a game no matter what,” Jayden Daniels said after throwing a TD pass in the final 10 seconds to seal a win. “I love those type of situations. That’s what you live for if you really love this sport.”

How soon could the Washington Commanders return to the old RFK Stadium site in a new stadium? It's not a done deal yet.

The Cardiac Kids did it again, as another last-second win - this time in OT against Atlanta - earned the Commanders a playoff berth and a 7-2 home record in Landover. Rick Snider reflects on how they got there.

This New Year’s Eve marks Rick Snider’s final column for Audacy DC, as he is moving on to other endeavors in 2025. Take a look as he looks back on a career filled with magical moments.

Marshon Lattimore has barely played for the Washington Commanders since his midseason acquisition. But he's the key to their postseason future.