The Washington Commanders are in the win column again after a big 27-10 rout over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 5 at SoFi Stadium. The victory was Washington's best of the season, giving the team a sign of what could be a new normal for the Commanders.

Washington's playoff hopes are fading, but protecting their franchise quarterback matters more than chasing short-term wins

The Washington Commanders are looking to return some significant depth to their secondary soon after designating veteran cornerback Jonathan Jones to return from injured reserve today, per ESPN’s John Keim. This gives Jones three weeks to either work his way back to the active roster or remain on IR for the remainder of the season.

Behind a new owner, general manager and starting quarterback, Washington shocked the league and made the conference title game last year. One year later, the franchise is trying to remain a contender.

Say it quietly… but the New England Patriots might just have found their guy. Five years have passed since Tom Brady waved goodbye to Foxborough and shattered one of the NFL’s greatest-ever

LA Lakers legend Magic Johnson has been vocal about his support for the Washington Commanders in the NFL. Following their loss to the Dallas Cowboys, Johnson identified a turning point in the Commanders' 44-22 defeat.

Experience can be an asset, but on Sunday in Atlanta, the oldest roster in the league couldn’t keep up.

The current Washington football team has been around for nearly a century and has had plenty of winning success over the years.