The Washington Commanders made a smart move by bringing back "Hail Mary" WR Noah Brown on a 1-year, $4.5 million contract.

Noah Brown, the wide receiver who caught rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels’ desperation pass against the Chicago Bears for one of the signature moments for the Washington Commanders last season is ...

S ix year veteran safety Will Harris, who spent five seasons in Detroit and one in New Orleans before signing a 2-year ...

Noah Brown scored the biggest touchdown of the season for the Commanders in 2024, and he'll be back in Washington in 2025.

Jayden Daniels may be one of the happiest men in Washington, as the Commanders are bringing back some key players on the team ...

They are memories I will hold on to forever," the bride tells PEOPLE Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is married! The NFL star, 29, tied the knot with his girlfriend of 10 years ...

The Washington Commanders' miraculous Hail Mary against the Chicago Bears is the gift that keeps on giving. At the end-of-season NFL awards, Jayden Daniels' tipped desperation heave to Noah Brown ...

It's how you live and how you get down. The play style. The identity." Quinn led a 10-win turnaround of the Commanders, who played in the NFC Championship Game for the first time since 1991.

When rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels found wide receiver Noah Brown in the end zone on a 52-yard "Hail Mary," it gave the Commanders the win, sending the franchises in two different directions.

Trading for Deebo Samuel makes sense for the Washington Commanders on a surface level, but a raid for his NFC West rival, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf, may be the smarter move.

Hail is more costly and destructive than tornadoes, and it's set to finally get more scientific attention this spring, with the world's largest field campaign ever devoted to studying the phenomena.

All eyes are on the Washington Commanders. After a shockingly successful 2024 season that saw them reach the NFC Championship game, the Commanders' turnaround has happened sooner rather than later ...