While he prays for teammate Noah Brown to have a quick recovery Washington Commanders receiver Dyami Brown is looking forward to his new opportunities to come.

The Washington Commanders are navigating a setback as wide receiver Noah Brown faces the possibility of missing the rest of the season due to injury. The team's recent updates have left fans concerned about how this development could affect the team.

One player, receiver Jamison Crowder, has not only gotten involved with Brown off the field but is also doing so by coming off injured reserve himself. With his second-straight key performance since returning, Crowder is our Washington player sustained for the second-straight week.

The Washington Commanders have activated veteran WR Jamison Crowder to the active roster after placing Noah Brown on injured reserve.

They say that when one door closes, another one opens, and for Washington Commanders rookie receiver Luke McCaffrey, the door of opportunity swung open. With fellow receiver Noah Brown headed to ...

The Commanders have won three in a row, including holding on at New Orleans by stopping the Saints on a 2-point conversion attempt at the end of the fourth quarter. They're in the postseason if they beat Atlanta on Sunday night or if Tampa Bay loses to Carolina earlier in the day.

For the second time this season, the Washington Commanders gave up points in the final two minutes of regulation and came back to win on a last-gasp touchdown.

The Commanders have an outside chance to clinch a playoff spot with a win over the red-hot Eagles and some help this weekend.

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The Commanders' top three corners are now Lattimore and Sainristil, with Noah Igbinoghene in the slot. Lattimore faced the Eagles this season when he was still with the Saints, but a hamstring injury kept him out of the Birds' first matchup against the Commanders.

I want to talk about three feelings — confidence, pride and faith — in the context of the past, present and future of the Washington Commanders. Every week, we ask Hogs Haven readers the same question: Are you confident in the direction of the Commanders?