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Fired Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury Lands New Job With NFC Playoff Team

The Washington Commanders let one of the most talented offensive minds in all of football go when they shocked everyone and fired offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury after the season.

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Ex-Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury to Join Rams’ Staff

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Former Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury joining LA Rams staff

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Kliff Kingsbury Lands Job With Rams For 2026 NFL Season

Former Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury has decided he won't take the year off from coaching.

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Three Instant Observations On the Rams Hiring Kliff Kingsbury

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Former Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury joins Sean McVay in Los Angeles

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Dan Quinn’s hires will put Commanders in playoffs — or make him someone else’s DC in 2027

Washington Commanders Dan Quinn made coordinator hires that will put his team in the playoffs, or he will be another team's DC in 2027.

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Eagles to rest key starters in season finale vs. Commanders even with playoff seeding at stake

The Eagles are so concerned about clinching the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs, so mindful of potentially earning at least one extra home game in their pursuit of a second straight Super Bowl title that they are,

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Eagles vs Commanders highlights. Philly misses chance to get No. 2 seed

The Eagles had a chance to take the lead after running back Tank Bigsby gained 31 yards down to the Commanders' 14. He took a short pass from Tanner McKee, then put a move on Commanders linebacker Jordan Magee and continued down the sideline.

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Commanders’ All-Pro projected to sign with AFC playoff team

PFF projects 35-year-old Washington Commanders LB Bobby Wagner will sign with the Buffalo Bills in free agency. The post Commanders’ All-Pro Projected to Sign With AFC Playoff Team appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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How did Commanders rank in NFL home attendance in 2025?

In the 2024 season, the Commanders' home attendance was 570,854, which ranked No. 17 in the NFL. In the 2025 season, the Commanders drew only 514,362 fans to their home games, ranking No. 28 in the NFL.