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3 Colts Players Who Could Give the Commanders Problems in Week 4 (opens the original)
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For the first time since the regular season began, the vibes around the Washington Commanders are finally up. They're coming off a Week 3 win over the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, and no one can tell this fan base anything after the Marcus Mariota-led underdog victory, especially with another 1-2 squad like the Indianapolis Colts sitting as their next opponent. It's worth mentioning, however, that the Commanders' next outing isn't exactly under ideal conditions. They're set to
Every Strength Outlined by Wizards GM in Preseason Media Availability (opens the original)
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For all of the complaints that some pundits have with the Washington Wizards- the demanding veterans, a potential prospect logjam, the unproven coaching staff tasked with balancing this subtly-lengthy priority list- they'll be, at the very least, markedly different from the sub-20-win operation that fans have come to know. General Manager Will Dawkins, one of the management group's frontmen who's most-closely associated with the draft decisions, signings and trades that account the organization'
Commanders Could See Former TE Zach Ertz Sooner Than Expected (opens the original)
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The Washington Commanders made a dedicated effort to get younger this offseason, ditching most of their aging, battered contributors in exchange for younger options to breathe fresh life into the franchise's fading contending hopes. In walked a slew of draftees and undervalued free agents, and out trudged nearly a dozen 30-somethings who'd already played their best football. While some outgoing names like Deebo Samuel and Von Miller would eventually land fresh contracts elsewhere, other familiar
Ranking the Wizards' Top Three Two-Way Prospects (opens the original)
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No one would ever accuse the Washington Wizards, fresh off of limping out of a league-low 17-win campaign, of "suffering from success," but asserting that most of their top-billed talents have been held back by their greater team-wide context is a fair contention to hold entering the 2026-27 season. Their deep bed of prospects, most of which have been lumped together into one faceless amalgamation after years of the franchise's regular draft lottery appearances, finally has a frontman in AJ Dyba
How Worthwhile was the Wizards' Initial Cam Whitmore Investment? (opens the original)
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The Washington Wizards finally added that final fringe-rotational point guard they'd been looking for last week, creeping into the Peyton Watson sign-and-trade between the Denver Nuggets and Cleveland Cavaliers by snatching up Tre Mann. Mann, who's entering his sixth season as a slashing scorer, won't touch anything close to 20 minutes per game in a competitive Wizards situation given his inconsistencies as a shooter and finisher, but he still didn't arrive at his new destination free of charge.
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