The curated articles discuss the Kansas City Chiefs' recent victory over the Washington Commanders, highlighting key moments and stats. The articles emphasize the team's resilience and adaptability in overcoming early struggles.

NFL legend Peyton Manning shirked in embarrassment as the Washington Commanders' first drive of the game ended with a bizarre interception.

Kicker Matthew Wright joined the Commanders on Monday and he became a former member of the team on Tuesday. The Commanders signed Wright to their practice squad and elevated him to the active roster for their loss to the Chiefs because Matt Gay was ruled out with a back injury. The Commanders announced his release on Tuesday.

The losses and the injuries just keep mounting for the Washington Commanders. They are on a three-game losing streak as their season appears to be slipping away.

We’ve now reached Week 8 of 2025, and know for certain that the genie who sprinkled magic all over last year’s team has long packed up and moved on to Denver, or Indianapolis, or Foxborough, Massachusetts. Instead, the Commanders are mired in a cycle of bad breaks and poor play, as evidenced by their 28-7 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

On Tuesday, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that Forrest — a much-needed depth option following key injuries to Pittsburgh's secondary — was signing with the Steelers ' practice squad.

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Chiefs' missing offensive link returns in huge way in Commanders win originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Kansas City Chiefs ' run game was a big sour part of the offense early in the season, with Isiah Pacheco and Kareem Hunt struggling to get consistency in their game.