The Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLane reported about a confrontation between Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and Commanders TE Zach Ertz.

The Washington Commanders sure have a flair for the dramatics here recently. After last-second wins over the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons the last two weeks, Washington did it again on Sunday,

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni and Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz ad to be separated from fighting.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni apologized to Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz for comments that led to an on-field spat between the two following their Week 16 matchup.

Washington (11-5) brings a four-game winning streak into a matchup with Dallas (7-9) on Sunday, January 5, 2025 at AT&T Stadium. The Commanders are significant favorites in this one, with the

Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni says it's “going to be tough” for injured quarterback Jalen Hurts to play Sunday against Dallas.

He reinjured his hamstring during a titanic battle with Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown. Head coach Dan Quinn stated he was optimistic about his postseason involvement, there was just no need to force the issue with Washington’s playoff spot already secure.

The Bears will have to wait to talk to Mike McCarthy — if they talk to him at all.

The bright lights of Super Wild Card Weekend shine on a primetime clash between the Washington Commanders and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tampa’s path to the playoffs mirrors last year’s — a backdoor entry through the beleaguered NFC South. But unlike last season’s faltering Eagles, this time, they face a rising force from the NFC East.

The Vikings are the No. 5 seed in the NFC and will need to exact revenge against the Rams in order to advance to the divisional round.

The Lions and Chiefs are in a tier of their own odds-wise, thanks to their 15-win seasons and accordant first-round byes. But both have nagging concerns that, if you squint hard enough, begin to look a lot like vulnerabilities. Will any of their potential opponents through the postseason be able to capitalize on those vulnerabilities?