We’ve all seen the graphics showing how teams led by Kliff Kingsbury, the Washington Commanders’ offensive coordinator, faded over the second half of their respective seasons. Minimal production in the past two weeks and the team’s three-game losing streak put these numbers in the spotlight.

Kliff Kingsbury tried to dismiss questions about his offense's staying power. Now, the problem is pressing after the Commanders' loss to the Cowboys

When the Arizona Cardinals fired Kliff Kingsbury in January 2023, the coach who jumped from the college game to NFL head coach had developed a reputation. He was a sharp play-caller with creative offenses that had helped jumpstart 2019 first overall draft pick Kyler Murray’s career.

Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is not worried about his team's offense declining down the stretch.

It’s difficult to isolate one reason the Washington Commanders’ offense has dipped over the past month. The messy, overlapping pile of explanations includes subpar health, continued issues with talent, luck, more difficult competition, a short week and the mental toll of 11 straight weeks without a bye.

Three weeks ago, the Commanders were 7-2 and were considered one of the best offenses in the NFL. Three consecutive losses later, the offense is not the only thing struggling; however, fans and local media often want to discuss the offense in general and,

Does Dallas Cowboys Jerry Jones already have his eyes set on his next head coach? In his weekly appearance on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas this week, Jones discussed the Cowboys' Week 12 opponent, the Washington Commanders.

In the first few weeks of the 2024 NFL season, the Washington Commanders were one of the hottest offenses in the NFL. Now, in the second half of the season, the Commanders haven’t looked nearly as strong as they did,