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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By: Scott Abraham
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% ASHBURN, Va. (7News) — Winning sure is fun.
By: Natalie Spala, Scott Abraham
LANDOVER, Md. (7News) — The Washington Commanders defeated the Cleveland Browns Sunday afternoon at Northwest Stadium, 34-13.
Five games into the NFL season, the Commanders have equaled their win total for last season. That's right the Commanders just keep winning
If you don't have a ticket to Sunday's Ravens-Commanders game and you want to go to the game, you can still get a ticket.
By: Scott Abraham
The sun was shining, the smiles were showing as the Washington Commanders returned to the practice field team headquarters in Ashburn, Virginia Wednesday afternoon.
On Thursday at Capital One Arena, the team organized Caps 50 Fest, which was a celebration of the Capitals' 50th Anniversary season.
By: Scott Abraham, Natalie Spala
The rising Washington Commanders fell to the surging Ravens 30-23 on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
By: Scott Abraham
The Washington Commanders saw their four game winning streak come to an end on Sunday falling to the Baltimore Ravens.
7News sports director Scott Abraham sat down with Maryland head coach Kevin Willard about the upcoming season.
By: Scott Abraham
It's a new week with a new focus.The 4-2 Washington Commanders returned to the practice field on Wednesday afternoon . The team is coming off a loss last weeken
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