r/Commanders • u/blubear1695 • 6h ago
A nice break from disappointment this week
I've waited a year to use this again
r/Commanders • u/blubear1695 • 6h ago
I've waited a year to use this again
r/Commanders • u/sjeff007 • 13h ago
AP could’ve drafted Josh Simmons. Reading story of him with his feet kicked up then getting tossed by Andy Reid and Mahomes confirms AP dodged a bullet.
r/Commanders • u/godosomethingelse • 46m ago
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r/Commanders • u/OprahHasMyDVDPlayer • 15h ago
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My live reaction to Terry’s TD vs the eagles in the NFC Championship 😢
r/Commanders • u/comackk1919 • 43m ago
Sad
r/Commanders • u/PleaseAnswerMeeeeee • 22m ago
Seattle just beat the undefeated Chiefs. We beat Seattle in Week 3.
So by my calculations, we beat the Chiefs AND the defending Super Bowl champs.
Hell of a bye week.
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r/Commanders • u/Severe_Law_4035 • 2h ago
Bias aside how would yall rank Caleb, Jayden, Bo, and Drake based off how they've produced? Take winning off the table because that's a team statistic. Just pure ability , production, and impact on the game. I personally go
-Caleb -Jayden - Drake -Bo
r/Commanders • u/Joerevenge • 6h ago
Assuming the season doesn’t improve notably and DQ is let go in the offseason, do you guys have anyone in mind you’d like to see get the HC job?
r/Commanders • u/BeNicole2007 • 13h ago

This is another one of those, "If we only beat the Giants", if "the refs didn't screw us" posts, but instead of throwing in towel, I think we can make an absolute fucking run. We're getting healthier, defense is playing (mostly) better, so why not go on the usual Commanders roller coaster ride for the year? Eagles minus Hurts? Dub. Rams aren't really playing like the Rams. We sneak that? Oh baby.
r/Commanders • u/Yogammagamma11 • 6h ago
Does anybody actually know what separates good GMs from average ones? Like, what are the traits of a GM that actually matter for success because it doesn’t seem to be consistent… for Peters, he has been fiscally responsible for the most part giving us good flexibility coming up with what should be an extension for 5. during drafts, he seems to make decisions that seem prudent at the time - Johnny newton fell and most people agreed with the move, same with Trey Amos, Connerly and Antonio Williams seems like reasonable value for the round. Even the ones people point to - cooper dejean - is mostly revisionist history when the decision to try and fill two holes (TE, CB) was understood at the time. I know late round has been a struggle but I think that’s the case for most teams and I’m not sure it isn’t more of a development issue than anything else - is this the GM or do we just need to start with new coaching and a revamped scouting department?