“Girls In Flag” Football Clinic to Return Alongside NFL Draft in 2027
Girls flag football will have a presence alongside the NFL Draft when the league’s annual event comes to Washington, D.C., in 2027, […]
Commanders Bring the Fans and The Hot Start, Colts Take the Game
London, England- The Washington Commanders had amazing support from fans and a wonderful host in Tottenham Hotspurs who stadium is elite level. […]
Daniels Out, Okonkwo and Luvu Will Play on Sunday
The Grove, England- Head Coach Dan Quinn announced after practice that QB Jayden Daniels will be out for the game against the […]
WCAC to Host NIL Workshop for Student-Athletes and Families
The Washington Catholic Athletic Conference will host an NIL educational workshop tonight, Thursday, Oct. 1, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at The […]
Fort Dupont’s Next Chapter Brings Youth Hockey Back to the DMV
After nearly three years away from its home rink, the Fort Dupont Cannons are returning to Washington, D.C.’s only public indoor ice […]
Panthers Cornerback Duo of Jackson and Horn Avoids Season-Ending Injuries
To say the Carolina Panthers have been bitten by the injury bug is a severe understatement. Even though it’s hard to imagine […]
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Washington Football Team
- Behind the Build Q&A: Mark Williams, Partner & Executive Vice President
Selected as the project’s lead stadium architect last November, HKS has redefined sports venue design through architecture that elevates the fan experience and sets new benchmarks for innovation and sponsorship integration.
- Commanders announce new 'Spike the Spear' gameday tradition
Throughout the season, the Spike the Spear ritual will include Washington Legends, celebrities and local sports icons with meaningful ties to the Commanders organization and the greater DMV community
- Commanders to pay tribute to Sonny Jurgensen and Monte Coleman at halftime of home opener
Washington will honor two franchise greats who passed away this year during the team’s home opener against the Seattle Seahawks on Sept. 27.
- Veteran scouts Paul Skansi and Chuck Cook retire
Skansi, who oversaw scouting in the West, and Cook, who worked primarily in the Southeast region, both arrived in Washington in 2017.
- Stafford, Virginia natives Michelle Boateng and Chris Hicks relish "surreal" Bill Walsh Fellowship opportunity
The North Stafford High School alums have attacked the opportunity with pride in their work and an eagerness to further their development.
Carolina Panthers
- Panthers make a series of roster moves during bye week
The team waived running back Tre Tyus, and released three from the practice squad, while signing two back to the practice squad.
- "Emotional intelligence savant:" Dave Canales has learned how he can impact team beyond calling plays
The Panthers head coach has learned that by letting offensive coordinator Brad Idzik call plays, he's able to have conversations with the entire roster that he wouldn't otherwise have time for — and he had two of them Sunday night.
- Monday Brew: Light at the end of the bye week tunnel, after a big win
The Panthers could be getting some key contributors back on the practice field when they return from the bye week, which can only help. Plus more from the aftermath of the big win over the Lions on Sunday Night Football.
- For Chuba Hubbard and the run game, Sunday night's win was about "attitude"
The veteran running back broke through with a big night, just when the Panthers needed it. He also moved past Christian McCaffrey on the team's all-time rushing list in the process, during the 32-26 win over the Lions.
- Bryce Young's not going to talk about MVP chants, but others will
The Panthers quarterback had another stellar night at just the right time, and had fans chanting at he should be the most valuable player. That was less important to him than the win over the Lions, but it also considers the fact that no quarterback in the league has better numbers right now.