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The Washington Commanders concluded their eight standalone games in the 2025 regular season with a disappointing 0-8 record, marking a stark contrast to their successful 2024 season led by rookie sensation Jayden Daniels. Despite the NFL scheduling five prime-time games and three standalone slots for them this season, the team struggled, with injuries and heartbreaking losses piling up. The low point came in Week nine against the Seahawks, where Daniels dislocated his elbow. As the standalone games come to an end, fans can expect a return to classic early Sunday afternoon games at Northwest Stadium next season.

Saquon Barkley, formerly a Giants player, reveals his past dislike for Eagles coach Nick Sirianni due to a playoff game. However, after joining the Eagles, Barkley praises Siriannis coaching style, aligning with Phillys tough spirit. Despite not matching his All-Pro numbers, Barkley has contributed significantly to the Eagles success, with playoff-bound games ahead.

Travis Kelces Future Uncertain as Kansas City Chiefs Season Ends on a Sour Note The Kansas City Chiefs season concluded with a heartbreaking loss, leaving fans and teammates, including Chris Jones, wondering if it was Travis Kelces final home game. The thirty-six-year-old tight end, who has been a vital part of the team since 2016, has fans and teammates speculating about his retirement. Kelces emotional performance during the Christmas Day matchup against the Denver Broncos added fuel to the fire. With the season ending on a bittersweet note, missing the playoffs, and dealing with Patrick Mahomes injury, all eyes are on Kelce to see if hell return for another season.

Christmas Day NFL Games Deliver Thrills Despite Most Teams Out of Playoff Race The Detroit Lions postseason hopes were dashed against the Minnesota Vikings, who dominated with seven sacks and secured a spot for the Green Bay Packers. The Denver Broncos edged the Kansas City Chiefs, potentially marking Travis Kelces final home game at Arrowhead. Dak Prescotts record-tying performance led the Dallas Cowboys to victory, shaking up playoff and offseason plans.

This Sunday, the Buffalo Bills host the Philadelphia Eagles in a pivotal regular-season game at Highmark Stadium. The Bills need a win to keep their AFC East hopes alive, while the Eagles could rest stars with a playoff spot secured. The game features a clash of running styles, with the Bills James Cook, the NFLs rushing leader, facing off against the Eagles Saquon Barkley. The Bills run defense ranks 30th, presenting an opportunity for Barkley. Expect a close, trench-heavy battle, with the Bills edging the Eagles 20-17.

The Denver Broncos secured their thirteenth win, clinching a playoff spot and controlling their destiny for the AFC West title. Quarterback Bo Nix, with a 0-3 record against the Chargers, aims to secure his first win in a crucial division rivalry finale. The Broncos resilience in close games, showcased in their twenty to thirteen victory over the Chiefs, will be tested against the Chargers.

Dallas Cowboys dominate Washington Commanders in Christmas Day matchup, winning 30-23. Cowboys offense dominates with 87 offensive plays and 480 total yards, scoring on first four drives. Washingtons third-string quarterback Josh Johnson keeps things efficient, but penalties and defensive struggles hinder their progress. Rookie running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt shines with 105 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while defensive tackle Johnny Newton notches 9 tackles, 3 sacks, and 5 quarterback hits. Washington heads to face Eagles in week eighteen, looking to rebuild defense and build around young talent like Jayden Daniels in offseason.

Von Miller, Washington Commanders pass rusher, reached a significant milestone by tying NFL legends Richard Dent and John Randle for tenth place in career sacks. With 137.5 sacks, Miller now faces the Philadelphia Eagles in his final regular-season game, aiming to surpass DeMarcus Ware and potentially challenge spots seven and eight in the all-time sacks list.