WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

The Washington Commanders had no problem with the Tennessee Titans, winning 42-19 to move to 8-5 on the season.

We’re tracking Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels through stats, stories and quotes during his anticipated rookie season.

The Commanders hit the reset button, unleashed their offense and gave their fans a reason to restate the celebrations with a convincing win over the Titans.

The Washington Commanders are set to meet the Tennessee Titans at home Sunday. Here’s everything you need to know for the game, including the key matchups, odds and more.

Running back Austin Ekeler was placed on injured reserve after being injured in Sunday’s loss to the Cowboys.

Until this year, Jayden Daniels exclusively lived in the Sun Belt, and in college and the NFL, he’s almost always played in relatively ideal conditions.

Recently acquired cornerback Marshon Lattimore nears return from injury.

The Commanders need to sustain drives to unlock their up-tempo scheme. That requires a more productive running game.

The star wideout has been in the same spot consistently under coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, but his targets have dropped during the Commanders’ three-game skid.

Washington also re-signs running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. to the active roster amid injury concerns.

The council passed legislation to create a stream of revenue for upgrades and fixes at Nationals Park, and advanced a package of $515 million for a Capital One Arena renovation.

From quarterback Jayden Daniels to offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury to kicker Austin Seibert to the supporting cast, Washington’s play has slipped.

The Commanders didn’t look like themselves against the Cowboys. They looked like an ugly vision from a previous era.

The Commanders will never again play in a game like Sunday’s loss to the Cowboys. They can still learn from it.

The Washington Commanders are set to meet the Dallas Cowboys at home Sunday. Here’s everything you need to know for game day.

Coordinator Joe Whitt Jr.’s style is “not for everybody,” but it has revived Washington’s defense.

With a successful season on the field and a more promising future, the Commanders said increased demand was driving the price increase.

Kliff Kingsbury’s offenses have dropped off before, but this Washington Commanders swoon seems different.