It’s Week 15 of the 2022 NFL season. The Washington Commanders will face the San Francisco 49ers
Washington is coming off of a narrow victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
These Commanders vs 49ers Stats From Week 6 of 2026 feature Jayden Daniels throwing for 300 yards and two second-half touchdowns, but it still wasn’t quite enough. The Commanders fell short in a 23-17 loss at Levi’s Stadium on Monday Night Football. San Francisco improved to 6-0 after building a big lead and surviving the … Read more
The Commanders vs 49ers 2026 recap centers on a hard-fought Monday Night Football battle that ultimately slipped away in the final moments. Washington nearly erased a 20-point deficit at Levi’s Stadium but fell short in a 23-17 loss to the undefeated San Francisco 49ers. First Half Dominance by San Francisco San Francisco jumped ahead early. … Read more
The Commanders vs 49ers Week 6 Preview highlights a tough Monday Night Football matchup for Washington. They travel to face undefeated San Francisco at Levi’s Stadium on ESPN and ABC. Current Odds As of midweek, the San Francisco 49ers are 7.5-point home favorites. The under/over total sits near 51.5 to 52 points. 49ers moneyline ranges … Read more
On this Redskins throwback for January 8, the Washington Redskins defeated the San Francisco 49ers 24-21 in the 1984 NFC Championship game. This game also led to the first Super Bowl win in franchise history. Washington held a 21-0 fourth-quarter lead before Joe Montana staged a massive comeback to tie it, but Mark Moseley’s field … Read more
It’s Week 15 of the 2022 NFL season. The Washington Commanders will face the San Francisco 49ers
Washington is coming off of a narrow victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
A former tight end for the Washington Football Team, and their 3rd round pick in the 2013 Draft, Jordan Reed has announced his retirement. Reed was once considered to be one of the absolute best pass-catching tight ends in all of football.
Week Seven could be a make-or-break week for the Washington Redskins’ 2017 Playoff aspirations. Every game is important in a 16-game season – every divisional game even more so. When you’re facing the only team ahead of you in the divisional race, and losing gives them both wins this season and the first tie breaker, it’s pretty safe to say that the Redskins hopes for winning the NFC East this year could very well come down to the result of this early week 7 game. Beating the Eagles won’t guarantee them success, but losing to them could drastically affect the Redskins betting odds of getting to the playoffs via a divisional first place.
That’s no small feat given that the game will be played at Lincoln Financial Field, and the Redskins secondary could potentially have more holes than swiss cheese.
Kyle Shanahan must have certainly circled this week’s matchup between his San Francisco 49ers and the Washington Redskins, with a big, fat magic marker. After all, he hasn’t been shy about slinging some passive aggressive mud around, about his time in the nation’s capital. His team is struggling; and he’d like nothing more for those struggles to come to an end at Fed Ex Field on Sunday. Does Shanahan’s return affect the Redskins odds for the next game?
It doesn’t appear so, with the Redskins being given their first ten-plus point spread of the season (11), over the winless 49ers.
Shanahan is in his first year of a six year deal with the 49ers, and they are re-building. Perhaps that gives him a distinct advantage over the two guys that went before him, and only got one year each. One of those guys was current Redskins defensive line coach, Jim Tomsula, and the other was Chip Kelly. That turnaround makes Shanahan the third coach in three years, following a time where Jim Harbaugh was producing winning teams there. Including a team that made it all the way to the Super Bowl.
Two things were clear at the end of the Redskins game against the Chiefs on Monday night, Washington had not only lost the game, they had lost some personnel as well. The two went hand-in-hand. They will benefit greatly from an early season bye week, as the extra time will obviously allow some injuries to heal enough to play. How those injuries progress will affect the team Washington can field, and subsequently, the Redskins odds for the next game.
With the bye, Washington don’t play again until October 15th against the San Francisco 49ers. The Redskins had this game highlighted on the calendar already, as they will be facing former coach Kyle Shanahan, and it will be Pierre Garcon’s first time back at Fed Ex Field since leaving in the offseason.
The University of Maryland hosted a sports injury symposium at Knight Hall, that facilitated an in-depth Doc Walker interview covering a wide range of current NFL topics. The former Washington Redskins tight end and current ESPN 980/Comcast SportsNet personality shared his insights on many things. This interview represents the first installment of a three-part series. … Read more