The New York Giants had all the makings of the same NFL Draft mistake they made two years ago, when they beat the Jets in a lost season to lose out on a top-thr

It's a battle for draft position in Week 15. NFL.com editors explain why the Giants have the edge over Washington in this basement clash.

The Washington Commanders are on the road against the New York Giants for their final stretch of four NFC East games, with a lot on the line.They aren't playing for a playoff spot, but Dan Quinn can't afford to end the season on a 12-game losing streak.

The Washington Commanders continue its losing streak against the Minnesota Vikings and inch closer to a top-5 pick.They've officially been eliminated from the playoffs, as if they haven't been for weeks now,

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn predicts a position switch for second-year linebacker Jordan Magee.

The Washington Commanders had high hopes for Jayden Daniels' second season, but those hopes were quickly dashed when the second-year quarterback was injured early in the season. Marcus Mariota has played well as Daniels' backup this season, but with the other injuries the Commanders have dealt with, winning would have been hard even for Daniels.

You can see that, while three teams have 2-11 records, the Giants hold the top pick in the draft because of the .532 strength of schedule, which is lower than the .55 and .575 SoS for the Raiders and Titans, respectively. Likewise, the Commanders SoS of .511 puts them in the middle of the 5 teams that sport 3-10 records.

The Tennessee Titans made some changes to their practice squad as they begin preparations for their Week 15 matchup with the San Francisco 49ers.

The Washington Commanders won't have QB Jayden Daniels for a meaningless Week 15 road game against the New York Giants.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt ran for a touchdown, fellow rookie Jaylin Lane returned a punt 63 yards to the end zone and the Washington Commanders ended their season-derailing skid at eight games by beating