Washington Commanders 2025 NFL Betting Odds & Picks

Washington Commanders 2025 NFL Betting Odds & Picks

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The Washington Commanders are under new ownership, and it shows. Since taking over in 2023, Josh Harris has wasted no time improving things. The Commanders are coming off an appearance in the NFC championship game and have finalized plans for a new stadium that is to be built on the site of the old RFK Stadium where the franchise made its fame as the Redskins. Under the leadership of head coach Dan Quinn, who was in his first season at Washington in 2024, the Commanders shocked the football world by riding rookie QB Jayden Daniels out of nowhere to fall one win short of a Super Bowl. Now, gamblers ask if that season was a fluke or a portent.

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2025 Washington Commanders Schedule, Results & Record

WEEK MATCHUP RESULT RECORD
Week 1 vs. New York Giants - -
Week 2 at Green Bay Packers - -
Week 3 vs. Las Vegas Raiders - -
Week 4 at Atlanta Falcons - -
Week 5 at Los Angeles Chargers - -
Week 6 vs. Chicago Bears - -
Week 7 at Dallas Cowboys - -
Week 8 at Kansas City Chiefs - -
Week 9 vs. Seattle Seahawks - -
Week 10 vs. Detroit Lions - -
Week 11 vs. Miami Dolphins - -
Week 12 BYE WEEK
Week 13 vs. Denver Broncos - -
Week 14 at Minnesota Vikings - -
Week 15 at New York Giants - -
Week 16 vs. Philadelphia Eagles - -
Week 17 vs. Dallas Cowboys - -
Week 18 at Philadelphia Eagles - -

The Commanders went all in to capitalize on Jayden Daniels’s rookie contract. The organization aided the second-year star quarterback with the trades for Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil. Washington then continued to bolster the receiving corps and offensive line via the draft, selecting standout tackle Josh Conerly in the first round and dynamic wideout Jaylin Lane in the fourth round.

On the defensive front, the Commanders need cornerstone players, but the veterans, including the signing of Javon Kinlaw, allowed the team to improve the secondary. Amos, the second-round pick, and Jones should help Marshon Lattimore, who had a rough first few months playing in Washington’s shaky secondary after the midseason trade from the New Orleans Saints. This roster has come a long way since coach Dan Quinn and GM Adam Peters were hired in 2024, but Washington won’t be catching the division by surprise in 2025.

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Washington Commanders Past Seasons (2000)

YEAR RECORD PLAYOFFS
2024 12-5 Lost Conference Championship
2023 4-13 None
2022 8-8-1 None
2021 7-10 None
2020 7-9 Lost Wild Card Round
2019 3-13 None
2018 7-9 None
2017 7-9 None
2016 8-7-1 None
2015 9-7 Lost Wild Card Round
2014 4-12 None
2013 3-13 None
2012 10-6 Lost Wild Card Round
2011 5-11 None
2010 6-10 None
2009 4-12 None
2008 8-8 None
2007 9-7 Lost Wild Card Round
2006 5-11 None
2005 10-6 Lost Divisional Round
2004 6-10 None
2003 5-11 None
2002 7-9 None
2001 8-8 None
2000 8-8 None

Founded in 1932 as the Boston Redskins, the franchise became the Washington Redskins in 1937. The Washington franchise has had great periods of glory and plenty of years of ineptitude.

Washington was a perennial contender and two-time NFL champion from 1936 through 1945. Then, from 1946 through 1970, the Redskins never made the playoffs. But then head coach and general manager George Allen changed that with five playoff berths in six years from 1971 to 1976, including a 1972 NFC championship. The late Allen was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame based largely on his work in Washington.

Another Hall of Fame coach, Joe Gibbs, made the Redskins into Super Bowl champions. From 1982 through 1991, the Redskins won three Super Bowl titles and made one other Super Bowl appearance.

Since Danny Boy Snyder took ownership of the franchise in 1999, Washington has posted just six playoff appearances. Their last four postseason bids under Snyder were wild card losses. Washington hadn’t been close to being a bona fide Super Bowl contender during his reign of error.

In 2020 Snyder dropped the team nickname “Redskins” in a desperate sacrifice on the altar of political correctness after allegations of sexual harassment being a systemic issue in his organization.

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