Punter Tress Way earns his third career Pro Bowl selection, crediting his teammates for the achievement amidst a losing campaign.

It’s week 17 of the NFL season and the 4-11 Washington Commanders will be facing a 6-8-1 Dallas Cowboys team at home at Northwest Stadium on Christmas Day (Thursday) at 1:00 pm EDT. The Cowboys have been a lot of fun to watch most weeks,

The Philadelphia Eagles ' wars with the Washington Commanders haven't always carried the same steam as the Birds' tilts with the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. Things can get chippy, though. We recall a full-scale fight between Philadelphia and Washington. That one erupted at Lincoln Financial Field during the Chip Kelly era.

Agnew was a first-team All-Pro return specialist in his rookie season in Detroit back in 2017. He spent four seasons with the Lions before landing with the Jacksonville Jaguars for the next three seasons. The 30-year-old notched four return touchdowns during his four seasons with the Lions, including two punt-return scores as a rookie.

The Washington Commanders didn't wait long to replace rookie wide receiver Jaylin Lane on the 53-man roster. Shortly after placing Lane on injured reserve after he suffered an ankle injury in Saturday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Commanders signed veteran receiver/returner Jamal Agnew.

The Philadelphia Eagles clinched the NFC East on Saturday thanks to their 29-18 win over the Washington Commanders. They're the first back-to-back winners of the division since they themselves won it four times in a row from 2001 through 2004.

There are no playoff places at stake when the Dallas Cowboys visit the Washington Commanders to kick off the NFL’s Christmas Day triple bill but the NFC East pair can still serve up a

The Washington Commanders' train wreck season mercifully only has two weeks remaining. But after that, life doesn't get any easier. This coming offseason could be Washington's most crucial in many years.