The Washington Commanders are in the NFC championship game. It's the furthest the team has advanced in more than three decades. Here's a look at how they got here.

There is a laundry list of lessons the Giants can learn from the Eagles. But Mekhi Becton’s successful move from tackle to right guard in his fourth NFL season and fifth year is a reminder that Giants right tackle Evan Neal may be salvageable if Schoen and Brian Daboll move him inside.

New York Giants fans have nothing nice to say about the NFC Championship Game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders.

The Commanders, who face the Eagles in Sunday's NFC championship game in Philadelphia, are a win away from becoming one the biggest preseason long shots ever to reach the Super Bowl.

New York Giants co-owner John Mara is living a nightmare as the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders have taken control of the NFC.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders split their regular-season series with all kinds of fireworks. First, in November, Saquon Barkley and Co. ran wild to give the Birds a decisive prime-time victory,

Containing Saquon Barkley for an entire game is extremely difficult, and the Commanders are cognizant of the challenges the Eagles RB poses.

The Washington Commanders have been gashed by the run game in 2024, allowing 138.9 rush yards per game. Saquon Barkley averaged 129.3 rushing yards in 18 games, including playoffs.

Reinvigorated by talented rookies such as cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, the Eagles have stifled opponents’ passing games this season. The unit, led by veteran cornerback Darius Slay, has allowed the second-fewest passing yards in 2024.

Saquon Barkley is unsure himself why exactly over the final 30 yards of a 78-yard scoring burst through the playoff snow in a run that whipped Philadelphia Eagles fans out of their frigid state and into a frenzy he cradled the football in his left hand and repeatedly smacked his helmet with his right hand.

Jayden Daniels has been a roster change for the ages, infusing the Washington Commanders football team with the sort of magic described by winemaking monk Dom Perignon, who sampled his accidental invention, champagne, and (supposedly) said he was tasting the stars.