The Commanders offense fell off in 2025, but that was nothing compared to the defense. As magical as Jayden Daniels’ rookie year was, the quarterback's sophomore season was equally underwhelming. Now the pressure is high on Daniels and the Commanders entering the 2026 season.

The Washington Commanders crashed back to earth after a shocking 2024. Jayden Daniels, reigning rookie of the year, struggled with injury and a limited corps of playmakers. But that was nothing compared to a defense worse than everyone but the Dallas Cowboys last year -- and the Cowboys' 2025 defense was trash.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn addressed what he's looking to see in quarterback Jayden Daniels return this season.

The Commanders listed three of their starters as limited participants in practice on their first injury report of the 2026 season.

Mark Ein, Washington Commanders co-owner, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the NFL season kickoff, how to grow football internationally, and more.

Arguably the best from any team is a crab stuffed pretzel sold at Northwest Stadium, home of the Washington Commanders. The crab-shaped pretzel is filled with lemon tarragon crab dip topped with garlic butter and grated parmesan cheese created by Levy Restaurants.

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The Eagles may be favored entering Week 1, but season openers rarely follow a predictable script. Weather, conditioning, ball control, quarterback play, and defensive consistency can all shape the outcome. By the time the final whistle sounds, one of those variables may prove far more important than anyone anticipated.

Veteran WR Stefon Diggs believes he’s ready to make an instant impact on the Commanders offense vs. Philadelphia Eagles