Scott Abraham is a primary sports anchor for WJLA-TV, covering local sports in the Washington, D.C. area. With a focus on the Washington Commanders football team, Scott provides in-depth coverage of their games, trades, and other news. He also covers other local sports teams and events, including James Madison football and developments involving the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards.
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Scott Abraham's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly the Washington Commanders in the NFL. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local sports news, especially those involving the Washington Commanders or other teams based in Washington D.C.
Pitches could include human-interest stories about players or coaches, analysis of team performance and strategies, insights into upcoming games or events related to local sporting organizations.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage and press releases, Scott may also be open to receiving official announcements from sports organizations within his geographic focus.
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The Crown Point Fire Department swore in its newest firefighter on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
By: Natalie Spala, Scott Abraham
The Washington Commanders fell/defeated the Pittsburg Steelers at Northwest Stadium, Sunday afternoon, (insert final score). The team falls to 7-3
By: Scott Abraham
The Commanders are back on the field on Thursday night in Philadelphia against the Eagles. At this point of the season, it's the biggest game of the year.
By: Scott Abraham
Up to this point of the season, Thursday night will be the biggest game of the year for the Washington Commanders.
By: Scott Abraham
ASHBURN, Va. (7News) — It's a big game on Thursday night in Philadelphia. First place in the NFC East on the line between the Commanders and the Eagles.
The battle for NFC-East surpremacy. The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles went toe-to-toe on Thursday night, for the top spot in the NFC East.
By: Scott Abraham, Natalie Spala
The battle for NFC-East supremacy. The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles went toe-to-toe at Lincoln Financial Field, Thursday night, for the top spot in the division.
ASHBURN/7NEWS — It's back to work for the Washington Commanders. Two straight losses is never fun.
All eyes are on the Washington Spirit. This group of women will try to hoist the NWSL trophy this weekend in Kansas City.
After two straight losses, the Washington Commanders returned to the practice field on Wednesday at team headquarters in Ashburn, Virginia.
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