Today’s featured wallpaper is themed on Washington’s 2022 white jerseys.
The jerseys were accompanied by a burgundy helmet, with a satin finish, and featuring a gold center stripe. It also featured the “folded W” logo with a dark embossed outline.
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Washington Commanders Sale Looms Close According To ‘Sources’
According to NBC Sports Washington, the sale of the Washington Commanders, “will be over soon.” According to whom, you may ask? Well there weren’t any sources actually listed for the claim, but apparently it will be done, “As soon as March.” Does making it plural and stating that “sources” are making the claim, somehow make … Read more
Meet Major Tuddy – The Washington Commanders New Mascot
Do you know what a tuddy is? Are you hip? You must know then, that a tuddy is what all the young ‘uns are calling a touchdown these days. You knew that, right? Just ignore the fact that tuddy is also a euphemism for the buttocks.
The new Commanders mascot is a cartoon pig named Major Tuddy.
So what if Washington hasn’t had a mascot for their entire 90 year history? They need one now that they are the Washington Commanders. They have to establish that new brand. They have to fortify that look and feel of having a military tone.
So of course they chose a… cartoon pig.
Commanders Send Offensive Coordinator Scott Turner Packing
After a disappointing 2022 season, the Washington Commanders fired offensive coordinator Scott Turner on Tuesday. He had been in Washington for three years, and had just signed a three year extension last offseason.
Turner had been with Ron Rivera for the last seven years. He came over from the Carolina Panthers with Ron after four years with that organization. Washington was his leap forward, as it was the first time that he had been given the reigns as an offensive co-ordinator.
But it’s tough to justify holding on to a coordinator whose unit consistently ranks in the bottom third of the league. The Commanders were just 20th in total yards and 26th in points this season.
Wallpaper: Charles Leno Jr For Walter Payton Man Of The Year
Today’s wallpaper subject is Charles Leno Jr. With the Washington Commanders season coming to a close last week with their win over the Dallas Cowboys, the only thing left in 2022, are the personal accolades for players. Starting left tackle Leno, is Washington’s nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award.
And he couldn’t possibly be more deserving.
Washington Trash The Cowboys In The Season Finale
With nothing to play for but pride, the Washington Commanders handed the Dallas Cowboys their proverbial behinds in the final game of the 2022 regular season. Washington outclassed the Cowboys 26-6 largely on the strength of a colossal effort from their defense.
In what may very well have been the very last time that the Commanders took the field with Dan Snyder as owner, there wasn’t much to play for. Perhaps that’s fitting given the tumultuous times of the past two decades-plus under Snyder’s thumb. Washington were eliminated from Wild Card contention in Week 17, and no result from them in Week 18 was going to change that.
Given that, the Commanders chose to sit some regulars in lieu of evaluating some talent that had seen little or no playing time this season. That included getting quarterback Sam Howell his first start.
Flashback Friday: Sonny Jurgensen Being Honored On Sunday
Sonny Jurgensen is already in Pro Football’s Hall Of Fame. He is arguably one of the most recognizable player’s in D.C. history. On Sunday, Sonny will watch his number 9 raised to the rafters, never to be worn by anyone in Washington again. The 88-year old Jurgensen will join Sammy Baugh (33), Bobby Mitchell (49) and Sean Taylor (21) as just the fourth player to have his jersey retired by Washington.
The team has had a long-standing tradition of not handing out the numbers of their heralded – regardless of if they are retired – so nobody has worn Sonny’s number 9 since he retired in 1974 anyway.
But on Sunday, it will become official.
Could This Really Be Snyder’s Last Game? Pinch Me!
There’s a good chance if you’re poking around the world of the Washington Commanders online this week – you will likely find some common verbage.
“Nothing to play for.”
“Play the young talent.”
“No playoffs again!”
What there hasn’t been much of, is the thing that might be the most exciting of all.
A seemingly overlooked thing that might make this meaningless game, the most meaningful game in 20-plus years.
There’s a chance that it could be the last game ever with Dan Snyder as the owner.
Buffalo Bills’ Damar Hamlin Still In Critical Condition
In what was perhaps the scariest moment in NFL history, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest on the field during the Monday Night Football broadcast. Players on both teams stood mouths agape – many in tears – as Hamlin had CPR performed on him.
It was like nothing any National Football League game had ever seen. The thousands in attendance in Cincinnati, as well as millions watching around the globe, all held their collective breaths in disbelief about what was unfolding before them.
Hamlin remained on the field for half an hour before he was whisked away in the ambulance. He remained in critical condition at the hospital overnight.
Commanders Vs Browns: Inactive Lists
It’s Week 17 of the 2022 NFL season. The Washington Commanders will face off against the Cleveland Browns on New Year’s Day in Landover.
The game might not have any meaning for the Cleveland Browns, but the Commanders are still very much in the playoff hunt.