Washington Commanders

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported cornerback William Jackson III would like a new home, and the Commanders have engaged in active trade talks ...

When Jackson signed, he envisioned himself as a true lockdown corner, covering a team's top receiver. Head coach Ron Rivera was asked after the Week 5 game about the decision to sit Jackson, and he said, "We just decided to make a change. It was front-loaded -- the Commanders have paid about half of the deal already -- and if another team traded for Jackson next week, he would count just $3.8 million against his new team's salary cap. With the NFL trade deadline looming on Nov. "I fight through it for my teammates, but you know, things happen," the cornerback said Sunday. There has been interest in Jackson from several teams, sources say.

Mike Tierney has his finger on the pulse of Carson Wentz, Terry McLaurin and the Washington Commanders.

[Visit SportsLine now to see which side of the Bears vs. The Commanders average 67.0 penalty yards per game; just three teams average more. Bears](https://www.sportsline.com/nfl/game-forecast/NFL_20221013_WAS@CHI/) and just locked in his picks and NFL Week 6 predictions. Here are several [NFL odds](https://www.sportsline.com/nfl/odds/) and betting lines for Bears vs. You can [head to SportsLine now to see his picks](https://www.sportsline.com/insiders/bears-vs-commanders-line-odds-washington-expert-releases-spread-pick-for-thursday-night-football/#ttag=10122022_agg_cbssports_picks_football_nfl_miketierney_bearscommandersTNFexpert). The Bears allow pressure on 48% of pass plays this season, which is the second highest rate in the league. In addition, Washington has dominated the series against Chicago. Chicago has the edge with this game being played at Soldier Field. Caesars Sportsbook lists the game as a pick'em in the latest Commanders vs. A veteran sportswriter whose work appears periodically in The New York Times and Los Angeles Times, Mike Tierney has covered the NFL for decades and reported from seven Super Bowls. [Washington Commanders](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/WAS/washington-commanders/) will try to avoid losing five straight games in a season for the third time in the last four years when they take on the [Chicago Bears](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/CHI/chicago-bears/) on Thursday Night Football at Soldier Field. With a loss on Thursday Night Football, they would join the 2019 and 2020 Washington teams that also lost five consecutive games in a single season in the last four years.

The Bears host the Washington Commanders at 7:15 tonight at Soldier Field. Each week we turn to our Axios colleagues in opponent cities for a peek into ...

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The Washington Commanders could look to trade cornerback William Jackson III before the Nov. 1 trade deadline. Will the team follow through?

[Click Here](https://www.si.com/nfl/commanders/). tonight at Soldier Field. When Jackson signed, he envisioned himself as a true lockdown corner, covering a team's top receiver." "Rather, he considers himself more of a man-to-man cornerback and Washington has run a lot of zone thus far. Washington Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz faces a difficult Thursday Night Football challenge. There's also been some potential tension between Jackson and the Commanders after head coach Ron Rivera's comments at a press conference earlier this week.

The Commanders have reached out to CommandersCountry.com/SI with the following statement, responding to charges against Dan Snyder: “It's hard to imagine a ...

"The league is trying to make a statement," says Washington's Jonathan Allen of the NFL's protection of QBs. Will the team follow through? … You can't trust him,' a senior executive close to the owner said. 1 trade deadline. He's behaving like a mad dog cornered." [CommandersCountry.com/SI](https://www.si.com/nfl/commanders/) with the following statement:

ESPN reported, citing anonymous sources, Snyder has hired private investigators and told people he has enough information to expose fellow owners and ...

Snyder testified in a private deposition for more than 10 hours in July, the transcript of which has still yet to be released. Snyder’s role in creating and fostering the Commanders’ toxic workplace,” the memo said. The lack of a written report prompted Congress to investigate, and officials invited Snyder and Goodell to testify. The Commanders are denying the contents of the report. The current reviews come on the heels of the league’s initial independent investigation by attorney Beth Wilkinson’s firm commissioned in 2020, which found Washington’s workplace culture to be toxic. Snyder’s ownership of the team has been widely debated for years amid several scandals and investigations into workplace conduct in Washington.