The Washington Commanders are 2-5-1 in the 2026 season, 3rd in the NFC East and the No. 15 seed in the NFC, with a point differential of -30. On offense they rank 20th in the league in EPA per play (-0.029); on defense they rank 20th (+0.024 allowed). The Pigskin Nightly model gives them a 5% chance to make the playoffs and 0.0% to win the Super Bowl. The Washington Commanders play next on the road at the New York Giants on Thu, Nov 12, 8:15 PM ET (Week 10), on Prime Video.
What is the Washington Commanders record?
2-5-1, 3rd in the NFC East. Home 2-2-1, road 0-3, division 1-2, conference 2-4, current streak L1. Points: 172 scored, 202 allowed.
Who do the Washington Commanders play next?
The Washington Commanders play next on the road at the New York Giants on Thu, Nov 12, 8:15 PM ET (Week 10), on Prime Video.
What are the Washington Commanders' playoff chances?
5% to make the playoffs, 4% to win the NFC East, 0% to earn the No. 1 seed and the bye, 0.2% to win the NFC and 0.0% to win the Super Bowl, from 10,000 simulations of the rest of the season (projected record 6.3-10.7).
Who is the Washington Commanders starting quarterback?
Jayden Daniels is first on the Commanders depth chart at quarterback, with Marcus Mariota behind.
Who is injured for the Washington Commanders?
Out, doubtful or on injured reserve: Treylon Burks (WR, out, foot), Daron Payne (DT, injured reserve, foot), Dyami Brown (WR, injured reserve, calf), Javon Kinlaw (DT, injured reserve, knee - mcl) and Jeremy McNichols (RB, injured reserve, foot). Questionable: Chig Okonkwo (TE, questionable, hip), Colson Yankoff (TE, questionable, knee), Lucas Patrick (G, questionable, concussion) and Shy Tuttle (DT, questionable, shoulder).
How good is the Washington Commanders offense and defense?
Offense: 20th in EPA per play (-0.029), 19th on dropbacks, 23rd on runs, success rate 40.9%. Defense: 20th in EPA allowed (+0.024), 19th against the pass, 23rd against the run.