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← 2026 Week 1

Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles

Final: WSH 22 – PHI 24 · Lincoln Financial Field · WSH 0-0, PHI 0-0

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 70% · predicted WSH 20 – PHI 27Correct

The Eagles should edge out Washington thanks to home‑field advantage, a healthier offensive line and a more complete skill roster, while the Commanders battle key interior line holes and a limited running back.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Defensive‑oriented squad with a revamped pass rush but significant O‑line and interior line injuries.

Strengths
  • Odafe Oweh cleared to play – strong edge rusher
  • Daronte Jones defensive leadership
  • Improved secondary
Concerns
  • Daron Payne questionable – weakens interior line
  • Jer'Zhan Newton IR – depth issue on DT
  • Laremy Tunsil IR – left tackle hole
  • Jacory Croskey‑Merritt limited – running game hampered
Injuries
  • Odafe Oweh - Questionable (cleared) - Edge rush still available
  • K'Lavon Chaisson - Questionable (cleared) - Edge depth
  • Daron Payne - Questionable - Interior line weakness
  • Jer'Zhan Newton - IR - DT depth loss
  • Laremy Tunsil - IR - LT hole
  • Jacory Croskey‑Merritt - Limited - Running back effectiveness reduced
Last game

Lost 30‑23 to Dallas (Dec 2025) but beat the Eagles 24‑17 in a late‑season matchup; also suffered a 41‑3 drubbing by Baltimore in preseason, exposing line issues.

Philadelphia Eagles

Balanced team with a dynamic quarterback and a solid offensive line playing at home in hot weather.

Strengths
  • Jalen Hurts dual‑threat ability
  • Strong O‑line depth
  • Play‑making receivers
  • Turnover‑generating defense
Concerns
  • LB Jonathan Greenard questionable reduces pass‑rush depth
  • TE Eli Stowers questionable limits red‑zone options
Injuries
  • Jonathan Greenard - Questionable - Limits pass rush depth
  • Eli Stowers - Questionable - Reduces TE depth
  • Andre' Sam - IR - No impact (season‑long)
  • Jakorian Bennett - IR - No impact (season‑long)
  • Grant Calcaterra - IR - No impact (season‑long)
Last game

Lost 30‑13 to the Bengals in the preseason, showing defensive lapses but still moving the ball.

Key factors

  • Home field advantage (high, favors PHI) — Eagles are playing at Lincoln Financial Field in 85°F heat, a familiar environment that favors their faster tempo.
  • Offensive line health (medium, favors PHI) — Philadelphia's O‑line is fully available, while Washington is missing its starting left tackle and has interior line questions.
  • Commanders interior line injuries (medium, favors PHI) — Payne’s questionable status and Newton’s IR create a vulnerable front that could struggle against Hurts’ scrambling.
  • Recent head‑to‑head (low, favors WSH) — Washington beat Philadelphia 24‑17 in the January game, but that was a playoff/late‑season meeting with different personnel.
What it looked at
  • venue and weather
  • injury reports for both teams
  • news articles S1, S4, S6, S7, S8, S9
  • recent preseason and postseason results

Reasoning

Philadelphia enters the season at home with a full, healthy offensive line and a quarterback who can exploit mismatches with his legs and arm. Their only notable question is linebacker Jonathan Greenard, which slightly dents the pass rush but does not cripple it. Washington, while showing promise on the defensive side and having cleared edge rusher Oweh, is dealing with multiple interior line holes (Payne, Newton) and a missing left tackle in Tunsil, which will likely blunt their run game and expose them to pressure. The hot, natural‑grass field in Philly further benefits the faster Eagles unit. Although Washington did beat the Eagles in a late‑season game, the roster changes and injury landscape make that result less indicative. Overall, the combination of home advantage, healthier line play, and a more complete skill roster gives the Eagles the edge, leading to a predicted 27‑20 win.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 62% · predicted WSH 20 – PHI 24Correct

The Eagles win a close NFC East opener behind a more complete roster and home-field advantage at the Linc, where Sirianni and Hurts have been strong in Week 1 games together. Washington keeps it competitive with a capable pass rush, but Philadelphia's overall talent and the Commanders' significant injuries along the offensive line and defensive interior tilt the matchup.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Washington enters with momentum from a Week 18 win in Philadelphia and a new defensive coordinator (Daronte Jones, first-time NFL play-caller). The Commanders have enough pieces to compete in the NFC East but face significant injury issues on the offensive line and defensive line that could limit their effectiveness.

Strengths
  • Won the last meeting in Philadelphia 24-17
  • Capable edge rushers in Oweh and Chaisson (now cleared)
  • Historical edge in Week 1 meetings (6-5 all-time vs PHI)
Concerns
  • Lost OT Laremy Tunsil to IR - massive blow to pass protection
  • Lost DT Jer'Zhan Newton to IR - weakens defensive interior
  • DT Daron Payne limited with knee injury
  • New defensive coordinator with no NFL play-calling experience
  • Preseason was ugly including 41-3 loss at Baltimore
  • RB Croskey-Merritt dealing with groin injury
Injuries
  • Laremy Tunsil OT - IR (Triceps) - critical loss for QB protection
  • Jer'Zhan Newton DT - IR (Pectoral) - weakens interior defensive line
  • Daron Payne DT - Questionable (Knee) - key run defender, limited
  • Odafe Oweh LB - Questionable/Cleared (Calf) - pass rusher, expected to play
  • K'Lavon Chaisson LB - Questionable/Cleared (Knee) - edge depth, expected to play
  • Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB - Limited (Groin) - lead back availability uncertain
Last game

Preseason loss 41-3 at Baltimore; starters played minimally so the score is not indicative. The last meaningful game was the 24-17 win at Philadelphia on 2026-01-04, though the Eagles rested starters in that contest.

Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia opens the season at home as the reigning NFC East champion with a deep, talented roster on both sides of the ball. Sirianni and Hurts aim to move to 6-0 in Week 1 games together, and the Eagles are motivated after losing the 2025 regular-season finale to Washington (with starters rested).

Strengths
  • Complete roster with talent on both sides of the ball
  • Home-field advantage at Lincoln Financial Field
  • Strong Week 1 track record under Sirianni/Hurts (5-0)
  • More cohesive unit entering the season
Concerns
  • Lost final regular-season meeting to Washington in Week 18
  • Preseason results were poor (0-3) though starters barely played
  • Greenard's pectoral could limit edge pressure if active
Injuries
  • Jonathan Greenard LB - Questionable (Pectoral) - could reduce pass rush if active/limited
  • Eli Stowers TE - Questionable (Hamstring) - depth piece, minor impact
  • Andre' Sam S - IR (Foot) - depth safety
  • Jakorian Bennett CB - IR (Knee) - depth corner
  • Grant Calcaterra TE - IR (Back) - secondary tight end
Last game

Preseason loss to Cincinnati 30-13; starters played sparingly as is typical, so the result is not meaningful. The last meaningful game was the Week 18 loss to Washington 24-17, though Philadelphia rested key players in that contest.

Key factors

  • Roster completeness (high, favors PHI) — Philadelphia is widely regarded as the more complete team with talent on both sides of the ball, while Washington has notable injuries to key starters including OT Laremy Tunsil and DT Jer'Zhan Newton on IR.
  • Home field (medium, favors PHI) — Lincoln Financial Field is a tough NFC East road environment, and the Eagles have been strong in Week 1 openers under Sirianni and Hurts (5-0).
  • Offensive line health (high, favors PHI) — Washington lost starting OT Laremy Tunsil to IR (triceps), which significantly weakens pass protection against Philadelphia's pass rush.
  • Defensive line health (medium, favors PHI) — Washington has DT Jer'Zhan Newton on IR and DT Daron Payne limited with a knee injury, weakening the interior defense against Philadelphia's run game.
  • Recent head-to-head (low, favors WSH) — Washington won the last meeting 24-17 in Philadelphia, but the Eagles rested key starters in that Week 18 game, so the result is less informative than it appears.
  • Defensive coordinator continuity (medium, favors PHI) — Washington has a new defensive coordinator in Daronte Jones who is a first-time NFL play-caller, which could lead to communication issues early in the season.
What it looked at
  • Injury report - Tunsil IR is the biggest single factor; Newton IR and Payne limited compound Washington's defensive line issues
  • Last season's head-to-head result with the caveat that PHI rested starters
  • Preseason results weighted lightly per instructions
  • News sources on Sirianni/Hurts Week 1 history
  • Roster completeness assessments from preview sources
  • New defensive coordinator for Washington as a continuity concern
  • Practice participation reports for key players

Reasoning

Philadelphia is the pick because they are the more complete roster playing at home with a proven Week 1 track record under Sirianni and Hurts. The biggest swing factor is Washington's injury situation: losing OT Laremy Tunsil to IR is a major blow to pass protection, and losing DT Jer'Zhan Newton to IR while DT Daron Payne is limited with a knee injury weakens both lines of scrimmage. Philadelphia's injuries (Greenard questionable, depth pieces on IR) are less impactful. The recent head-to-head win for Washington is tempered by the Eagles having rested starters in that Week 18 game, making it less informative. Washington's new defensive coordinator with no NFL play-calling experience adds uncertainty in Week 1. The confidence is moderate (62) because division games on the road can be scrappy, Washington has capable edge rushers now cleared to play, and Philadelphia's preseason was unimpressive even accounting for starter rest. But the combination of home field, roster depth, and Washington's line injuries tips this clearly toward the Eagles.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 78% · predicted WSH 17 – PHI 27Correct

Philadelphia wins at home behind a more complete roster, a healthy Jalen Hurts, and a Washington offensive line missing starting left tackle Laremy Tunsil. The Eagles' Week 18 loss to Washington came with starters rested and is not indicative of the actual talent gap.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Commanders have quarterback stability with Daniels but face major offensive line disruption and a first-time defensive play-caller. Road opener in extreme heat against division rival is a steep test.

Strengths
  • Jayden Daniels mobility and second-year leap
  • Terry McLaurin elite WR1
  • Daron Payne cleared to play (per S1)
  • Oweh and Chaisson cleared to play (per S1)
Concerns
  • Laremy Tunsil on IR (triceps) - massive loss at LT
  • New DC Daronte Jones calling plays for first time
  • RB Croskey-Merritt limited all week (groin)
  • Interior OL depth unproven without Tunsil
Injuries
  • Laremy Tunsil - IR - Triceps - starting LT, huge pass protection loss
  • Daron Payne - Questionable - Knee - starting DT, cleared per S1
  • Odafe Oweh - Questionable - Calf - edge rusher, cleared per S1
  • K'Lavon Chaisson - Questionable - Knee - edge depth, cleared per S1
  • Jer'Zhan Newton - IR - Pectoral - rookie DT depth
  • Jacory Croskey-Merritt - Limited - Groin - starting RB
Last game

Lost 41-3 to Ravens in preseason finale; starters played minimal snaps. Last real game was Week 18 win at Philadelphia (24-17) against Eagles backups — Daniels threw 2 TDs, defense forced 3 turnovers.

Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles enter as NFC East favorites with continuity at quarterback and coaching. Sirianni and Hurts are 5-0 in Week 1. Home field in 85-degree heat on natural grass favors the conditioned, deeper roster.

Strengths
  • Elite offensive line and run game
  • Jalen Hurts dual-threat command
  • Deep defensive line rotation
  • Home-field advantage in heat
Concerns
  • Jonathan Greenard questionable (pectoral) thins pass rush
  • Two tight ends on IR (Calcaterra, Stowers questionable)
  • Secondary depth tested with Bennett on IR
Injuries
  • Jonathan Greenard - Questionable - Pectoral - starting edge rusher, impacts pass rush
  • Eli Stowers - Questionable - Hamstring - backup TE depth
  • Andre' Sam - IR - Foot - safety depth
  • Jakorian Bennett - IR - Knee - cornerback depth
  • Grant Calcaterra - IR - Back - starting TE
Last game

Lost 30-13 to Bengals in preseason finale with backups playing; starters sat. Real last meaningful game was playoff loss to 49ers (23-19) where offense stalled in second half.

Key factors

  • Offensive line mismatch (high, favors PHI) — Washington missing LT Laremy Tunsil (IR) against Philadelphia's deep defensive line rotation; Daniels will face constant pressure.
  • Week 18 result misleading (high, favors PHI) — Commanders' 24-17 win came vs. Eagles resting all key starters; not a true indicator of competitive balance.
  • Sirianni/Hurts Week 1 dominance (medium, favors PHI) — Head coach/QB duo is 5-0 in season openers; Philadelphia prepares exceptionally well for early games.
  • Heat and home field (medium, favors PHI) — 85°F on natural grass at Linc favors conditioned home team; Washington travels on short week after limited prep.
  • New defensive coordinator (medium, favors PHI) — Daronte Jones calling plays for first time vs. Hurts and Moore's established offensive system; communication risk for WSH.
  • Payne and edge rushers cleared (low, favors WSH) — S1 confirms Payne, Oweh, Chaisson available — helps interior push but doesn't solve OL issues.
What it looked at
  • Venue/weather (heat, grass, home field)
  • Recent results — especially Eagles resting starters in Week 18
  • Injury reports — Tunsil IR, Payne/Oweh/Chaisson cleared, Greenard questionable
  • News sources S1 (clearances), S3 (Sirianni/Hurts 5-0), S4 (roster completeness), S6 (new DC), S7-S10 (practice participation)

Reasoning

Philadelphia holds clear advantages at quarterback, offensive line, defensive depth, coaching continuity, and home field in oppressive heat. Washington's Week 18 win is a mirage — the Eagles rested everyone. The Commanders now face a premier pass rush without their starting left tackle (Tunsil on IR), while breaking in a first-time defensive play-caller against one of the league's most efficient offenses. Jayden Daniels' mobility mitigates some pressure, but the cumulative talent gap, situational edges, and injury asymmetry point to a comfortable Eagles victory. Confidence is high but not absolute because Week 1 always carries schematic unknowns and the Commanders have divisional familiarity.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Philadelphia Eagles · confidence 70% · predicted WSH 20 – PHI 27Correct

The Eagles win a close, hard-fought NFC East opener due to superior roster depth, home-field advantage, and a more cohesive defensive front despite Washington's recent momentum in the series.

Full analysis

Washington Commanders

Washington has momentum after sweeping Philadelphia last season and enters with a revamped defense under Daronte Jones. However, key injuries (Newton, Tunsil) and a shaky offensive line could limit their upside in a tough road environment.

Strengths
  • Strong run game with Jacory Croskey-Merritt (if healthy) and Brian Robinson
  • Improved secondary with Emmanuel Forbes and Darrick Forrest
  • Recent success vs. Eagles (2-0 in last two meetings)
  • Motivated to prove themselves as playoff contenders
Concerns
  • Injuries to DTs (Newton IR, Payne questionable) weaken interior pass rush
  • Offensive line missing Laremy Tunsil (IR) and facing elite edge rushers
  • Inexperienced defensive coordinator (Daronte Jones) in first NFL role
  • Road underdogs in a divisional rivalry with hostile crowd
Injuries
  • Daron Payne DT - Questionable (Knee) - Critical for stopping Eagles' run game if out
  • Jer'Zhan Newton DT - Injured Reserve (Pectoral) - Major loss for interior pressure
  • Laremy Tunsil OT - Injured Reserve (Triceps) - Big blow to pass protection
  • Odafe Oweh LB - Questionable (Calf) - Cleared to play, but impact if limited
  • K'Lavon Chaisson LB - Questionable (Knee) - Depth concern if inactive
  • Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB - Questionable (Groin) - Key to offensive balance if hobbled
Last game

Lost 41-3 to Baltimore in preseason finale, but starters played minimally. Defense was gashed early, and QB play was erratic, but preseason form is largely irrelevant.

Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia enters as the NFC East favorite with a stronger roster on paper, but their preseason struggles and injury concerns at key positions (LB, TE, S) create some uncertainty. Their offensive firepower and defensive playmakers should still prevail.

Strengths
  • Elite QB play from Jalen Hurts with a deep receiving corps (A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith)
  • Strong offensive line with Lane Johnson anchoring the right side
  • Defensive front rotation with Haason Reddick and Brandon Graham
  • Home-field advantage in a loud, hostile environment
Concerns
  • Preseason losses and lack of game rhythm for starters
  • Questionable LB depth with Greenard (pectoral) and key IR absences (Bennett, Sam)
  • TE position weakened by Calcaterra (IR) and Stowers (hamstring) injuries
Injuries
  • Jonathan Greenard LB - Questionable (Pectoral) - Could limit pass rush if inactive
  • Eli Stowers TE - Questionable (Hamstring) - Reduces red-zone options
  • Andre' Sam S - Injured Reserve (Foot) - Weakens secondary depth
  • Jakorian Bennett CB - Injured Reserve (Knee) - Hurts cornerback rotation
  • Grant Calcaterra TE - Injured Reserve (Back) - Removes a reliable target
Last game

Lost 30-13 to Cincinnati in preseason finale, but starters played sparingly. Defense allowed early scores, and backup QBs struggled, but this is a poor indicator of regular-season performance.

Key factors

  • Defensive line matchup (high, favors PHI) — Philadelphia's edge rushers (Reddick, Graham) should exploit Washington's weakened OT situation (Tunsil out), while the Eagles' interior DL can contain WSH's run game even without Newton.
  • Home-field advantage (high, favors PHI) — The Eagles are 6-0 in Week 1 home games under Hurts/Sirianni, and Lincoln Financial Field will be loud and hostile for Washington's young defense.
  • Injury impact (medium, favors PHI) — Washington's losses (Newton, Tunsil) are more damaging than Philadelphia's (Bennett, Sam), and Payne's status is critical for WSH's run defense.
  • Recent head-to-head (medium, favors WSH) — Washington swept Philadelphia last season, including a Week 18 win, but the Eagles rested starters in that game, making it less predictive.
  • Coaching experience (low, favors PHI) — Nick Sirianni has a proven track record in big games, while Daronte Jones is untested as an NFL defensive coordinator.
  • Weather and surface (medium, favors neutral) — 85°F is warm but not extreme, and both teams are accustomed to natural grass. No significant advantage here.
What it looked at
  • Injury reports for both teams, focusing on key positions (QB, OL, DL, LB, CB)
  • Recent head-to-head results and historical trends in Week 1 matchups
  • Preseason performance (weighed lightly due to minimal starter involvement)
  • News updates on injury clearances (e.g., Oweh, Payne) and roster depth
  • Venue and weather conditions for situational impact
  • Offseason coaching changes and their potential effects (Daronte Jones for WSH)
  • Strengths/weaknesses matchups (e.g., PHI's pass rush vs. WSH's OL, WSH's run game vs. PHI's run D)

Reasoning

Philadelphia's roster depth and home-field advantage tilt this game in their favor, despite Washington's recent success in the series. The Eagles' offensive line and pass rush are better equipped to handle Washington's defensive front, especially with Tunsil out and Payne's status uncertain. While the Commanders have a strong run game and secondary, their lack of elite edge pressure (Newton out) and inexperienced play-calling could limit their effectiveness. The Eagles' ability to generate pressure with Reddick and Graham, combined with Hurts' dual-threat capability, should create enough separation in the second half. Washington's injuries on the defensive line and offensive line are too significant to overcome in a road environment, even with their recent momentum. The 7-point confidence buffer reflects uncertainty around Payne's availability and the Eagles' preseason rust, but Philadelphia's talent and coaching edge should prevail.

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What the AIs looked at

Every AI received exactly this research pack. Betting lines and ESPN's own win predictor are deliberately left out.

Venue and weather

  • Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia, PA); natural grass
  • Forecast: 85°F

Recent results and last game

  • PHI: L 24-17 vs WSH 2026-01-04; L 23-19 vs SF 2026-01-11; L 24-7 @ BAL 2026-08-15 (preseason); L 24-21 @ NE 2026-08-22 (preseason); L 30-13 vs CIN 2026-08-29 (preseason)
  • WSH: L 30-23 vs DAL 2025-12-25; W 24-17 @ PHI 2026-01-04; W 20-7 vs MIA 2026-08-14 (preseason); L 17-13 @ DET 2026-08-22 (preseason); L 41-3 @ BAL 2026-08-28 (preseason)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • PHI: Jonathan Greenard LB - Questionable (Pectoral); Eli Stowers TE - Questionable (Hamstring); Andre' Sam S - Injured Reserve (Foot); Jakorian Bennett CB - Injured Reserve (Knee); Grant Calcaterra TE - Injured Reserve (Back)
  • WSH: Odafe Oweh LB - Questionable (Calf); K'Lavon Chaisson LB - Questionable (Knee); Daron Payne DT - Questionable (Knee); Jer'Zhan Newton DT - Injured Reserve (Pectoral); Laremy Tunsil OT - Injured Reserve (Triceps)

News and previews

  • [S1] Oweh (calf) among 4 Commanders players cleared to play vs. Eagles - The Commanders have cleared Odafe Oweh, K'Lavon Chaisson, Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Daron Payne to play in Sunday's season opener against the Eagles.
  • [S2] Commanders vs. Eagles preview | Kicking things off in Philly - QUICK HITS Washington is 6-5 all-time against the Eagles in Week 1 matchups, the last in Week 1 of the 2020 season. This Week 1 matchup is the earliest the Commanders will travel to Philadelphia since a Week 4 trip in 2023. Washington is 44-44-2 on the road against the Eagles all-time. Washington is looking to win back-to-back games against the Eagles in Philadelphia for the f…
  • [S3] Eagles vs. Commanders Game Preview: 5 questions and answers with the Week 1 enemy - The Philadelphia Eagles are beginning their 2026 season with a home game against the Washington Commanders. Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts are aiming to reach 6-0 in Week 1 games together. In order to preview this NFC East matchup, I reached out to our enemies over at Hogs Haven. The affable Andrew Y kindly took the time took the time to answer my questions about this upcoming …
  • [S4] Eagles vs. Commanders: Bold predictions for Week 1 - Yahoo Sports - Last season's regular-season finale saw the Eagles rest key starters. The bigger picture is that Philadelphia remains the more complete team. The Eagles have the stronger roster, the home-field advantage, and one of the league's most talented collections of players on both sides of the ball. Expect Washington to have moments, but expect Philadelphia to take control as the game…
  • [S5] Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles preview | Week 1 - ## NFL Game Previews # Commanders vs. Eagles preview | Week 1 Here's everything you need to know when the Washington Commanders play the Philadelphia Eagles Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season. ### Commanders vs. Eagles preview | Week 1 Here's everything you need to know when the Washington Commanders play the Philadelphia Eagles Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season. ### Falcons vs. Steele…
  • [S6] Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles 2026: Everything you need to know for the Week 1 game | Hogs Haven - by Scott Jennings The Washington Commanders visit the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1 of the 2026/’27 NFL season at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, September 8th. Washington opens the season as road underdogs against last season’s NFC East champion. [...] The Commanders are rolling with a new defense as well, and it will be led by Daronte Jones. He’s also a first-time NFL pla…
  • [S7] Eagles Injury Report Week 1 vs Commanders - OLB Jonathan Greenard (pectoral), TE Eli Stowers (hamstring) ## Washington Commanders Week 1 Injury Updates Washington had eight players listed on its practice report Wednesday; three of them were limited. Most notable is second-year running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt, who has been dealing with a groin injury. He rushed for 805 yards and eight touchdowns last season for the C…
  • [S8] Commanders vs. Eagles Thursday injury report: Daron Payne among limited | Hogs Haven - by Scott Bair The Washington Commanders had three limited participants to start the practice week leading up to Sunday’s game against the host Philadelphia Eagles. Running back Bill Croskey-Merritt and edge rushers Odafe Oweh and K’Lavon Chaisson comprised that list on Wednesday. The Commanders listed another key player as limited heading into a crucial Week 1 contest at Linco…
  • [S9] Commanders Injury Report: Jacory Croskey-Merritt Among 3 Limited Before Eagles Game - The Washington Commanders released their first official injury report Wednesday ahead of Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Eight players appear on the report for Washington, including starting running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt, who was limited with a groin injury. [...] Washington Commanders running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt (22) runs against the Giants' defen…
  • [S10] Commanders vs. Eagles Thursday injury report: Daron Payne shows up as limited - Yahoo Sports - Story bySB Nation SB Nation # Commanders vs. Eagles Thursday injury report: Daron Payne shows up as limited Story by SB Nation SB Nation Commanders vs. Eagles Thursday injury report: Daron Payne shows up as limited Scott Bair · 1 min read About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The Washington Commanders had three limited participants to start the practice week …

Sources

  1. [S1] Oweh (calf) among 4 Commanders players cleared to play vs. Eagles (espn.com)
  2. [S2] Commanders vs. Eagles preview | Kicking things off in Philly (commanders.com)
  3. [S3] Eagles vs. Commanders Game Preview: 5 questions and answers with the Week 1 enemy (bleedinggreennation.com)
  4. [S4] Eagles vs. Commanders: Bold predictions for Week 1 - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
  5. [S5] Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles preview | Week 1 (nfl.com)
  6. [S6] Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles 2026: Everything you need to know for the Week 1 game | Hogs Haven (hogshaven.com)
  7. [S7] Eagles Injury Report Week 1 vs Commanders (973espn.com)
  8. [S8] Commanders vs. Eagles Thursday injury report: Daron Payne among limited | Hogs Haven (hogshaven.com)
  9. [S9] Commanders Injury Report: Jacory Croskey-Merritt Among 3 Limited Before Eagles Game (si.com)
  10. [S10] Commanders vs. Eagles Thursday injury report: Daron Payne shows up as limited - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)

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