Closing the gap with Philadelphia in the NFC East will be one of Washington's many goals heading into the 2025 season.

The NFC Championship game between the Washington Commanders Philadelphia Eagles and the was filled with intense moments, but none stood out more than the heated

Sunday night in New Orleans, a party raged inside the Philadelphia Eagles locker room. Running back Saquon Barkley drained a vessel of tequila and bonked the empty bottle off his head. Linebacker Zack Baun hugged Barkley,

The Washington Commanders nearly made it to Super Bowl LIX, but they lost in the NFC Championship to their division rival Philadelphia Eagles.Though the Commanders lost, they will have a chance to bounce back in the upcoming season.

There are common approaches in the NFL for teams like the Washington Commanders who use division winners as a sort of measuring stick to help formulate their plan of attack each offseason. The dominant theory there is that most Super Bowl champions are born from division winners,

The Washington Commanders have some potential moving around on the defensive line, and that could change how free agency looks for the team. Bleacher Report writer Kristopher Knox named the Commanders as a potential landing spot for Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams.

The green and white confetti has settled on the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl win. But while Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts celebrated at Walt Disney World and the Eagles planned a parade, 31 other teams have already shifted focus to the 2025 season.

Coach Dan Campbell's post-playoff exit press conference included the shedding of tears as the former Lions tight end experienced an outpouring of emotion after Detroit's loss to the Washington Commanders .

While celebrating a Super Bowl victory, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts sent a message about being focused on the next big win.

Dallas Cowboys star Dak Prescott expressed optimism the team will turn it around as divisional rivals have surged to the top of the conference.

The Philadelphia Eagles cemented themselves at the top of the NFL after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX. Philadelphia dominated the Chiefs from start to finish, capping off the season with an 18-3 record.