How to watch the Commanders take on the Raiders in a Week 3 matchup to show how each team bounces back from adversity

How to watch the Commanders vs Raiders Week 3 matchup.

Josh Taylor — Washington Commanders News Writer
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The Washington Commanders have started the season 1-1, and are coming off an ugly primetime loss against the Green Bay Packers. The best way to bring the mood back up in the fanbase is with a win at home against an opponent you’re expected to beat in the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Raiders are coming off an ugly loss of their own after losing at home to an in-division rival, the Los Angeles Chargers. This is an opportunity for both teams to prove themselves as they face adversity from the fanbase and answer back with a big win. It’s the NFL, though, and nothing comes easy, especially with the Commanders dealing with injuries.

Commanders vs Raiders

The Commanders had a mini bye week after playing on Thursday night, and the Raiders have the complete opposite after playing the second game of a Monday Night Football doubleheader. This is the best-case scenario for a team coming off a physical game with a lot of injuries, including Jayden Daniels, for whom we are unsure if he will even be playing.

Here are all the details on the Commanders vs Raiders matchup:

  • Matchup: Las Vegas Raiders (1-1) vs Washington Commanders (1-1)
  • Date: Sunday, September 21st, 2025
  • Time: 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Location: Northwest Stadium, Landover, MaryLand
  • TV Channel: FOX (See location map below)
  • Streaming: YouTube (Sunday Ticket), NFL+

Quick Notes

  • Chris Myers and Mark Schlereth in the booth with Jen Hale on the sideline.
  • Bram Weinstein, London Fletcher, and Logan Paulsen on call for Washington Radio Network.
  • This is Washington’s first time playing the Raiders at home since 2017.
  • Commanders have a 3-4 record at home, and a 7-7 all-time record against the Raiders.
  • With a win, Washington will have at least two wins through three games in three consecutive seasons for the first time since 1990-1992.
  • With a win, Washington would start the season 2-0 at home for consecutive seasons for the first time since 2008-2009.
  • Washington has scored at least 21 points in the last six home games. The Hail Mary vs the Chicago Bears was the last time they scored less than 21 points at home.

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