Washington's NFL team is now known as the Commanders. WASHINGTON -- The National Football League's Washington franchise unveiled its new team name on Wednesday -- the Washington Commanders.

A Seattle area legend and former Washington Huskies All-American came in at No. 34 in the NFL's Top 100 ahead of the 2025 season.

This week, FOX analyst Joel Klatt said “this year’s Indiana in the Big Ten is Washington.” But can UW really make that playoff leap? Columnist Mike Vorel isn't convinced.

In the Athlon preview, it was noted that Washington has bulked up its depth for Year 2 under Fisch, who came in at a disadvantage after replacing Kalen DeBoer and being left without the kind of talent needed to compete in the conference.

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While Penn State, Ohio State and Oregon are expected to contend for the Big Ten football title, here's what is expected from the Huskies this season.

In this case, "Bill" is Washington Commanders rookie running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt. Croskey-Merritt split his college career between Alabama State, New Mexico and Arizona. He made it all the way to the draft's seventh round, where he was chosen at pick No. 245 overall.

The Washington Commanders will enter the 2025 season with one of the better offenses in football, if Terry McLaurin signs his new deal, which we think he will. But the front office doesn’t appear to be too content with the running back room,