There are three weeks left in the 2024 season, but if the playoffs started today, the Washington Commanders would be one of the seven NFC teams competing for a Super Bowl appearance. 

Williams, Monk and Grimm were three of the 56 players represented from the East roster. Williams, who played quarterback at Grambling State, played in the 53rd iteration of the game in 1977; Monk, a receiver from Syracuse, played three years later in 1980; and Grimm, an offensive lineman from Pittsburgh, played in 1981.

The Commanders are set to take on the Falcons at Northwest Stadium following their matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Falcons (7-7) are also vying for a playoff spot but still have a shot at winning the NFC South, as they are only one game back from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

Lattimore, who was traded to the Commanders by the Saints in Week 10, did not record a stat against his former team, ending the 20-19 win with straight zeros on the stats sheet in targets, receptions and yards allowed. That's exactly the way the Commanders wanted it. 

The Washington Commanders have improved to 9-5 after surviving a comeback attempt from New Orleans Saints. Here's how pundits rank Washington among the NFL.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn addressed the media on Monday following the team's 20-19 win over the New Orleans Saints to deliver some final thoughts before moving on to the Philadelphia Eagles. Here are some of the highlights from the press conference. 

Washington is out to their best start through 14 games since 1992 after picking up a 20-19 victory on the road against the New Orleans Saints. The Commanders secondary, quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Terry McLaurin made their presence felt to help lock up the Commanders' ninth win of the season.  

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Monday, Dec. 16, 2024.

A list of stats and notes from the Washington Commanders' 20-19 win against New Orleans presented by BDO by the Numbers, as compiled by Washington Commanders Public Relations.

The Washington Commanders secured their ninth win of the season by holding on to beat the New Orleans Saints, 20-19. Here are five takeaways from the victory. 

It wasn't a perfect day from either side of the ball, but Washington did enough to secure their first winning season since 2016. 

The Washington Commanders have declared the following players as inactive for their Week 15 matchup with the New Orleans Saints.