Washington Commanders - Exclusive news & stats

UPDATED AND ENHANCED! This new version of the official Washington Commanders Mobile App provides all the features you loved before, along with additional enhancements to keep you informed throughout the year. With just a few taps, access exclusive content, the latest news, live statistics, team merchandise shopping, and much more. For fans visiting Northwest Stadium, the app also acts as a comprehensive tool to ensure a smooth and enjoyable stadium experience.

Key features include:

- News and insights

- Statistics and standings

- Team lineup

- Unique wallpapers

- Photos, videos, and podcasts

- Push notifications for instant updates

- Mobile tickets and parking passes

- Information about the stadium, directions, concession details, and gameday assistance

Washington Commanders Mobile App: The Ultimate Digital Companion for Every Fan

The Washington Commanders mobile app has firmly established itself as an indispensable part of my fandom, seamlessly integrating into every aspect of my engagement with the team throughout the entire year. While I initially downloaded it for gameday convenience at the stadium, I've been pleasantly surprised by how frequently I use it during the week. 

The push notifications for breaking news and roster moves are incredibly fast, often beating general sports news apps, which makes me feel instantly connected. On gameday, however, the app truly shines. 

The transition from a digital ticket on my phone to a live-updating stats center is effortless; having real-time drive charts and player statistics at my fingertips enhances my understanding of the game's flow without having to look away from the field for long. 

Furthermore, the exclusive video content and podcasts available within the app provide a depth of analysis and behind-the-scenes access that I can't find anywhere else, turning the offseason and the days between games into a continuous experience rather than just a Sunday event. 

It’s more than just an app; it’s a central hub that consolidates everything a modern fan needs, making the entire experience of supporting the Commanders more informed, convenient, and immersive.

FAQ:

Q: What are the main benefits for a fan who doesn't attend games in person?

A: Absolutely. The app is invaluable for remote fans, offering live statistical updates, exclusive video content, podcasts, and the fastest news alerts. It ensures you stay as connected to the team from your home as someone watching from the stadium.

Q: How reliable is the app for managing mobile tickets on gameday?

A: In my experience, it has been very reliable. I highly recommend saving your tickets to your phone's wallet before arriving at the stadium to ensure instant access, even if there are cellular connectivity issues around the venue.

Q: Is the app free to use, and is it worth it for a casual fan?

A: Yes, the app is completely free to download. For a casual fan, it's a fantastic, no-cost way to easily access team news, highlights, and player information without any commitment, making it a great tool to deepen your fandom over time.

Tim Settle looking to be 'destructive' for Commanders' defense

Things look a bit different around the Washington Commanders' facility compared to the last time Tim Settle roamed the halls.

For one, the team isn't called "The Washington Football Team" anymore; they became the Commanders the same year as Settle's contract expired. Josh Harris is now the team's Managing Partner, and he has since made heavy investments to give the building a much-needed facelift, from upgrading the locker room to overhauling the weight room and providing the players with a lounge.

There's also a different standard surrounding the franchise since advancing to the NFC Championship two years ago. Settle is looking to help the team meet those expectations in his second stint with the team.

"My goal is to disrupt the game and help people disrupt the game," Settle said. "My key thing is to be destructive here."

Settle left the Commanders looking for more opportunity back in 2022. He was a key piece of the rotation at defensive line, but the team had four first-round picks up front, including Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne. He spent two seasons with the Buffalo Bills and another two with the Houston Texans, where he was finally part of a starting lineup with 23 starts in 29 games. It was his most successful stretch since the 2019-20 season with Washington, as he recorded six sacks with 46 tackles.

Opportunity is calling Settle's name again, only this time it's back where he began his NFL career. The Commanders had one of the league's worst defenses in 2025, particularly against the run. They ranked 30th in yards allowed per game, 27th in yards per attempt and 26th in rushing first downs allowed per game. Like the end of the 2024 season, it remains one of the Commanders' top priorities to shore up their defensive front, as general manager Adam Peters said he wants the team to get younger and faster across the board on that side of the ball.

Settle might not be faster, but he's certainly younger -- he's still only 28 despite having eight years of experience -- and was one of the better run stoppers on the market this offseason. He helped the Texans rank sixth in run-stop win rate last year, and he's coming off his highest-graded season, according to Pro Football Focus.

And this time around with Washington, he expects to be a bigger part of the team's plans.

"I'm coming to control the middle of the field," Settle said. "I think I'm gonna be used in a really good way, and I'm gonna be used definitely to help the defense, just being able to penetrate and do what I've been doing in the past in my career."