The Washington Commanders have one area that could be concerning when they face off against the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship game.
Championship Sunday has arrived and it feels simultaneously as though the NFL season just began and also that we’d never get here. Three of the four teams playing for their conference crowns are exactly who we expected would be here when the season started: The Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles.
Ron Rivera, a former Eagles' assistant under Andy Reid, spent four seasons with the Commanders and believes his former team is on he verge of becoming "a juggernaut."
The Eagles aim to reach their second Super Bowl in three years as they host the Commanders in the NFC Championship game. Here's how to watch.
There was a plan. For the Washington Commanders, that wasn’t half the battle, it was all of it. They won four games last season and lost their final eight. Their last winning season was in 2016. An important part of the early plan was Josh Harris firing coach Ron Rivera and hiring Dan Quinn.
For several reasons, the 2024 NFC Championship game promises to be a classic. Along with having star players on both sides, this game is unique in that it will pit two division rivals against one another.
Jalen Hurts, beware. The Eagles quarterback was put in the crosshairs of Washington Commanders defensive coordinator Joe Whitt, who basically thr
Reinvigorated by talented rookies such as cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, the Eagles have stifled opponents’ passing games this season. The unit, led by veteran cornerback Darius Slay, has allowed the second-fewest passing yards in 2024.
Early favorites, the Eagles will try to keep soaring against Jayden Daniels, who's led the Commanders to their best season since 1991.
It's the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders, rematching for an NFC East brawl that'll either send a perennial power back to the biggest stage or confirm an upstart contender as this year's top underdog story.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders split their regular-season series with all kinds of fireworks. First, in November, Saquon Barkley and Co. ran wild to give the Birds a decisive prime-time victory,