Even though the Commanders looked lost against the Packers, Washington is still a good football team. Yes, the Commanders have the oldest roster in the NFL (28 years, 266 days) -- the oldest roster in the league since the 1997 49ers -- but there is enough talent to get Washington to one of the best seven teams in the NFC.

Commanders fans all know where the team is now: 1-and-0 with a young star under center and sky-high expectations. But a new book gives a never-before-seen look into the franchise’s past.

After making his first career catch against UC Davis, freshman Chris Lawson could add another talented piece to Washington's WR corps.

The Huskies are 2-0 and clearly bound for a bowl game. But which one? Let's just say what happens in this projection will stay in the projection.

WASHINGTON -- The NFL franchise in the nation's capital will temporarily call itself "Washington Football Team" as it searches for a new permanent name, according to a report from ESPN. "Washington will not have any change to its color scheme. It will ...

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Coleman shared in this offensive-minded accomplishment with former Husky running backs Hugh McElhenny and Cory Dillon, who hit their five-spots in 1950 and 1996-- before both ended up in the NFL as a Hall of Fame inductee and one who deserves the same treatment.

Washington Commanders defensive end Deatrich Wise Jr. was carted off the field with a right quadriceps injury midway through the second quarter against the Green Bay Packers