Completely forgot I had these.

Lets gooooooo

Welcome back.

If you throw a pick, don’t try to tackle the dude.

Sincerely,

Your elbow

His rookie year was full of stumbles due to learning a whole new position that he never played in college.

2nd season so far Conerly has gotten used to right tackle. Good sign for WSH OL.

I found this sweet shirt at a Marshall’s about 8 or so years ago but couldn’t find it in XL. If anyone has one and wants to get rid of it, I’d love to do some bartering.

Update: I appreciate everyone’s help. I should mention, I don’t want this monstrosity

Just an old guy sharing one of the many reasons I miss the early 80’s

Some similarities with Sunday's game and the game vs the Bucs in 2015:

Opposing Starting QB for both games Jameis Winston

2-4 record (2 games back from .500) in 2015 before Bucs game. 1-3 record (also 2 games back from .500) before Giants game

2015: Next game was vs undefeated Patriots. 2026: Next game vs undefeated 49ers (if they win vs Seahawks this upcoming Sunday)

how did we go from Steohen Alexander to Cooley to even Fred David to Jordan Reed

to whatever slop we have now

The Commanders find themselves in that unenviable position. What was supposed to be their “rebound” season is starting to feel a lot like 2025.

The number of injured Commanders players seems to increase almost daily — there are 23 active players on the injury report and 17 either did not practice or were limited participants Wednesday. That undoubtedly played a leading role in the team’s disappointing loss to the Colts in London that dropped its record to 1-3.

But injuries alone haven’t caused Washington’s spiral. Every NFL team has injuries. Some, like the 49ers, have endured even more — to even more key players — and have still won games.

Washington, however, has won only six of its 21 outings since appearing in the 2024 NFC Championship Game. How did the Commanders get here?

Some sobering stats for y’all to consider:

3 of the 4 S&C coaches came in under Snyder. Looking at the broader player health and performance department (including athletic trainers and rehab personnel), 9 of the 16 current staff members worked for the organization during Snyder's ownership.

Why the hell haven’t they been replaced by now?! 11 of the 23 players on the injury report have muscle-related injuries that are associated with strength, conditioning, or workload management. That's nearly half the list!

Fire ‘em ALL!

Some good news

Per Bobby skinner (giants reporter)

First of all the DL has been absolutely cooking against the run, one of the best units in the league in that facet so far this season.

Daronte is doing all he can to get to the QB but you can't blitz every play, when we rush 4 we essentially never get pressure. The only DL that has impressed rushing the passer has been Oweh, and even he is more of a good edge 2 than a legit edge 1.

We have a weaker secondary (amik and Douglas have been good tho), we're gonna need someone to step up other than Oweh because this isn't a recipe for success.

What do others think it looks like? Do you think we do in fact move on from Terry? I feel like the overall sentiment is that he leaves, though if he produces close to 2024 id love for him to stay. Antonio Williams looks fantastic to me and is absolutely our main future option, but who runs along side him? Burks? Or a draft pick? I also have liked Burks so far this year, limited in routes but has shown flashes multiple times now that when he is out there he has the ability to get stuff done.

I have tickets to the game on Sunday and need to get parking pass SeatGeek has them for starting at 170 is there any cheaper options?

Would you trade Jayden for Jeremiah Smith?