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The Washington Commanders kickoff the 2022 season with measured optimism. This team holds a lot of question marks from quarterback to EDGE performance, and we’ll dive into them further in this ...

The last time the Raiders played the Washington Football Team, they left the field, broken, embarrassed, and humiliated. That loss started the downward spiral for the team that, if you ...

One week has passed since the official start of free agency and the opening of the "legal tampering" period. The Washington Football Team, coming off a surprising NFC East title, ...

It's an I-95 battle, Eagles at Washington, to start the 2020 season EDITOR's NOTE: Written by FPC Washington Staff Writers Tony Wheat (@TonyJWheat), Nathan Coleman (@JHawkChalk_), and Editor George Carmi ...

"I was stunned. But I was angry because I feel like I'm in best health I've been in" - Ron Rivera via Adam Schefter If there were to ever be ...

In football, chemistry remains the most important aspect of any football team. Granted, talent does play. Yet, how things fit together. For the Raiders, the volatile balance of locker room ...

Granted, he should never see the head coach spot again.

It's been six days since the Washington Redskins' season concluded with a 47-16 loss to the despised Dallas Cowboys. But the DMV is largely euphoric with the current state of ...

The Washington Redskins usher in 2020 with a fresh perspective, after a largely forgettable 2019 football season.  The 2019 Redskins season was a rough one. This past year brought about ...

Looking back into the decade of the Oakland Raiders’ coaches, there is one glaring standout: The Raiders have had one coach with a winning record.

Approximately 670 days ago, Raiders quarterback Derek Carr entered a game versus the Indianapolis Colts the presumptive MVP. When he left the field, his entire career changed. Now, the specter ...

If the Raiders want to build a sustainable winner, perhaps borrowing from the Rams could work.

The Raiders appear in a healthier frame of mind this offseason than last. 2017 drained the team and fanbase of whatever joy and good feeling remaining from the previous season.

In the first installment of Simmons Says, I will explore the Warriors parallel and if the pressure to win could envelop the Raiders.

If you look at a calendar and realize how much changed for the Oakland Raiders in the last year, it is astounding.