Dotson has made big-time catches in consecutive games and now has a chance for a revenge game against the Commanders team that traded him. In the meantime, he has developed trust with Jalen Hurts.

Jahan Dotson didn't circle this week on the calendar. He didn't really give this week a second thought. The Philadelphia Eagles are facing the Washington Commanders this week. Dotson's current team against his former team,

The Eagles and Commanders meet twice every season, so there's plenty of familiarity for veterans on both sides of the rivalry but Eagles wide receiver Jahan Dotson is an outlier on that front.

From Sonny Jurgensen to Carson Wentz, this NFC East rivalry has seen its fair share of stars cross enemy lines.

The 2022 first-round pick by Washington will get his first chance to play against the Commanders Thursday night at Lincoln Financial Field.

Jahan Dotson was the object of much criticism during Commanders' training camp. He was traded to the Eagles, and for the next three or four days, the main topic on DC Sports radio was body language and its importance in team building. The biggest surprise ...

Jahan Dotson was traded to Philadelphia with the expectation from fans and media that the former Penn State star and Washington draft pick would flourish as the Eagles’ third wide receiver. Playing alongside A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, it was assumed that Dotson would eat from the slot, blinding his versatility into the Birds’ explosive offense.

Dotson's juggling, 36-yard reception in the third quarter against the Jacksonville Jaguars deserves a double take.

Jahan Dotson went from the 16th overall pick in Washington to being traded in the division is less than three years.