Column | After a dazzling season, the Commanders face something new: Expectations
Briefly

The Washington Commanders' trip to the NFC championship game ended with a heavy 55-23 defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles, extinguishing hopes for a Super Bowl run. This season was marked by significant changes, including the arrival of rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, a roster overhaul by new general manager Adam Peters, and a strong coaching presence from Dan Quinn. As fans reflect on the loss and associated mistakes, there is a palpable shift in expectations moving forward, suggesting that this foundation could lead to greater successes in future seasons.
The Commanders' surprising journey to the NFC championship game sets new expectations for the future, despite a painful loss to the Eagles in the playoffs.
This season marked a transformative journey for the Commanders, highlighted by a rookie quarterback and a new general manager, setting the stage for future success.
The Commanders' fans must grapple with the harsh reality of turnovers and mistakes in a game that was ultimately a stepping stone toward future expectations.
While the Eagles celebrate their Super Bowl aspirations, the Commanders' renaissance season reshapes what their fans anticipate for the next season and beyond.
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