Noah Trister
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Analysis: Commanders have hope after finally forcing a few turnovers (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — The Washington Commanders’ outlook went from dire to hopeful pretty quickly. It’s amazing what a few well-timed turnovers can do. If Washington fans had forgotten, it’s hard to blame them. The Commanders had only 10 takeaways all of last season, the second fewest in the NFL. Through the first two weeks in 2026, they had zero. Then an early fumble and two interceptions lifted them to a 33-31 win over defending champion Seattle on Sunday. “We’ve got a wall, big wall outside of my offi
Analysis: 0-2 Commanders’ road gets tougher without Daniels, with Seahawks next (opens the original)
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The Washington Commanders are again living a nightmare. It took just two games for franchise quarterback Jayden Daniels to go down with another significant injury. He dislocated his elbow when he tried to brace himself while stumbling during Sunday’s 37-20 loss at Dallas. The same injury occurred last November and kept Daniels out a month before he tried to play again and aggravated it. On Monday, coach Dan Quinn announced that Marcus Mariota will start at quarterback this weekend against Seattl
The Commanders are 0-2 and already dealing with another injury to their franchise quarterback (opens the original)
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The Washington Commanders are again living a nightmare. It took just two games for franchise quarterback Jayden Daniels to go down with another significant injury. He dislocated his elbow when he tried to brace himself while stumbling during Sunday’s 37-20 loss at Dallas. The same injury occurred last November and kept Daniels out a month before he tried to play again and aggravated it. On Monday, coach Dan Quinn announced that Marcus Mariota will start at quarterback this weekend against Seattl
Commanders finish preseason with blowout loss to Ravens (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE — In a preseason finale that was nearly flawless for Baltimore and forgettable for Washington, kicker Tyler Loop gave the Ravens cause for concern. Loop missed two of his four field-goal attempts Friday night, the only real sour note for Baltimore in a dominant 41-3 win over the Commanders. Loop’s rookie season ended in heartbreaking fashion when he missed a field goal and cost the Ravens a playoff spot in their final game. He’s hoping to rebound from that, but he’s had enough struggle
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