David Tepper isn't going anywhere, and Carolina isn't replacing Bryce Young with a rookie quarterback. However, there are some the Panthers can glean from Washington's jump from t

An improbably awe-inspiring campaign has officially come and gone for the Washington Commanders. They made an unthinkable run to the NFC Championship Game, only

After losing to Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers in Week 2 they won out, dominating the rest of their opponents en route to a 15-1 record and a bye in the first round of the playoffs. However, along the way they also suffered more injuries than any other team,

Washington Commanders' linebacker Frankie Luvu took time to speak with CommanderGameday ahead of his team's big game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

"Hail to the Redskins/Commanders" is the second-oldest fight song for an American football team. "Go! You Packers! Go!" was composed just six years prior. "Hail to the Redskins/Commanders" was initially played at home games starting in 1938.

The previous record was held by the 1990 Buffalo Bills, who defeated the Raiders 51–3 in the AFC championship to reach Super Bowl XXV. More recently, Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers put up 49 points against the Arizona Cardinals in order to punch their ticket to Super Bowl 50.

The Commanders took a major gamble with Jayden Daniels in the lineup on fourth down. But Marcus Mariota ended up getting criticized.

Daniels overcame several turnovers in that Week 16 matchup, throwing five touchdowns and bringing the Commanders back from a 14-point deficit with only six seconds remaining in the game. The Commanders’ offense has been soaring since that game. After seeing Daniels twice, how will Fangio choose to defend against Washington’s attack?

The Commanders will play in the NFC Championship Game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Jan. 26, in large part due to Jayden Daniels and Dan Quinn.

Before Sunday the Bills were the only team ever to surpass 50 points in a conference title game, beating the Raiders 51-3 to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl in January of 1991. The Eagles now hold the record, blowing past the Panthers who beat the Cardinals 49-15 in January of 2016, giving them the previous NFC record.

When Saquon Barkley scored a 60-yard touchdown on his first touch and the Philadelphia Eagles' first play of the NFC Championship Game against the Washington Co

Saquon Barkley put the Eagles team on his back early in Sunday's 55-23 decisive win over the Commanders with his 60 yard TD run around the left side of that line and made a few twists and turns and turned a terrific run into the Eagles 1st TD of the game and a 7-0 lead.