Four Clubs Setting Up Camp in DMV Area for FIFA Club World Cup 25’
With the beginning of June now underway, the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is starting to appear in the football horizon. […]
World Cup Warm-Up: DMV Training Camps Gear Up for FIFA Club Kickoff
World-class soccer is landing in the DMV — not just for match day. Four international teams will call Washington-area facilities home base […]
Last In, Ready to Win: LAFC Secures Final FIFA Club World Cup Slot
Los Angeles FC secured the final spot in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup with a dramatic extra-time win Saturday at BMO […]
Where Words Paint the Match: Audi Field’s First Audio Commentary
For the first time in Washington, D.C., blind and visually impaired fans can follow every play of the FIFA Club World Cup […]
Juventus D.C. Fans Celebrate Serie A Finale Victory and Look Ahead to 2025 FIFA Club World Cup
Washington, D.C. — Juventus fans in the U.S. capital turned World Football Day into a black-and-white celebration, rallying behind la Fidanzata d’Italia […]
FIFA Fever: Cityzens Go for Glory on American Turf
Pep Guardiola’s Cityzens have been sharpening their skills, trading Manchester rain for red, white and blue as they gear up for their […]
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Washington Football Team
- Series of Commanders Camps in the DMV offers unique chance for flag football fun, development
Hosted from end of June to mid-August, Commanders Camps will take place in areas including Alexandria, Potomac, Capitol Hill and more.
- Washington Commanders selected to play the Miami Dolphins in Madrid, Spain
It will be the first-ever regular season NFL game played in the country. Kickoff time is set for 9:30am ET on Sun., Nov. 16 with the game being televised on NFL Network.
- Commanders set to play Eagles at Northwest Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 20
The Washington Commanders will host the Philadelphia Eagles at Northwest Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 20 in a rematch of the 2024 NFC Championship game. The game will be televised on FOX.
- Mayor Bowser and Washington Commanders announce historic deal to bring the team Home and activate 180 acres of opportunity at the RFK campus
$2.7 Billion Investment from the Commanders is the Single Largest Private Investment in District History.
- Former Washington fullback Don Bosseler passes away at 88
The ninth overall pick in the 1957 NFL Draft, Bosseler spent his entire pro career in Washington. Nicknamed “Bull” because of the way he would run through tacklers, Bosseler was a force on Washington’s offense from 1957 to 1964. He is a member of Washington's 80 Greatest list and a member of the College Football Hall of Fame.
Carolina Panthers
- Lathan Ransom brings a championship mentality to the Panthers safety group
The rookie won a championship as a starter with Ohio State. It was a part of his resume that stood out to the Panthers, and now he brings the mentality to a safety group that is open for competition.
- Pat Jones II helping to set a new standard for Panthers' pass rushers
The former Vikings outside linebacker has found a lot of familiarity with his new team and home. Now it's about helping to set a standard that can last for years.
- Panthers raising competition with games within practice; defense takes Tuesday win.
Shemar Bartholomew nabbed an interception to end Tuesday's OTA practice, and capped a win for the defense in the game within practice. The Panthers have made an effort to up competition in every facet of the day, and it's paying off on the field.
- Tetairoa McMillan making progress, with tutors on both sides of the ball
The first-round receiver has the benefit of working with a couple of veterans in his position group, and then going on the practice field against a corner like Jaycee Horn, as he works toward his NFL debut.
- Rookie wideout Jimmy Horn Jr. sidelined with a hamstring, and other injury updates
The sixth-round pick worked on the side during Tuesday's open-to-the-media edition of OTA practices. Plus more on Tommy Tremble's prognosis after his recent back surgery