Players who played for the Commanders and the Vikings

27 players · NFL since 2013

27 players have played for both the Commanders and the Vikings in the NFL since 2013. 13 played for the Commanders first and 14 for the Vikings first. The longest-serving played 151 games across both; the top scorer got 37 touchdowns; 5 scored for both; the first move came in 2014, the most recent in 2026.

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  1.  Commanders 60 · Vikings 91
  2.  Commanders 112 · Vikings 17
  3.  Commanders 65 · Vikings 19
  4.  Commanders 6 · Vikings 75
  5.  Commanders 61 · Vikings 13
  6.  Commanders 30 · Vikings 35
  7.  Commanders 1 · Vikings 59
  8.  Commanders 45 · Vikings 14
  9.  Commanders 30 · Vikings 25
  10.  Commanders 50 · Vikings 4
  11.  Commanders 1 · Vikings 51
  12.  Commanders 24 · Vikings 27
  13.  Commanders 13 · Vikings 32
  14.  Commanders 6 · Vikings 32
  15.  Commanders 34 · Vikings 3
  16.  Commanders 21 · Vikings 14
  17.  Commanders 33 · Vikings 1
  18.  Commanders 25 · Vikings 5
  19.  Commanders 9 · Vikings 17
  20.  Commanders 13 · Vikings 13
  21.  Commanders 3 · Vikings 13
  22.  Commanders 2 · Vikings 14
  23.  Commanders 8 · Vikings 6
  24.  Commanders 12 · Vikings 1
  25.  Commanders 1 · Vikings 11
  26.  Commanders 10 · Vikings 1
  27.  Commanders 7 · Vikings 1

Who stands out

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Kirk Cousins has the most games for the two combined: 60 for the Commanders and 91 for the Vikings. Stefon Diggs scored the most touchdowns across both (5 for the Commanders, 32 for the Vikings), and 5 players scored for both.

In our data, Jamarca Sanford was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Commanders came in 2014). The most recent player to play for both is Austin Keys, who first played for the Commanders in 2026.

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Every player who played for the Commanders and the Vikings (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerCommandersVikingsFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
Kirk Cousins60142013–20179172018–2023Commanders
Jonathan Allen11202017–20241702025Commanders
Fabian Moreau6502017–20261902024–2025Commanders
Stefon Diggs65202675322015–2019Vikings
Bashaud Breeland6112014–20171302021Commanders
Adrian Peterson30132018–201935222013–2016Vikings
K.J. Osborn10202459162020–2023Vikings
Tom Compton4502013–20151402018Commanders
Kai Forbath3002013–20152502016–2017Commanders
Jamin Davis5002021–2024402024Commanders
Greg Joseph1020245102021–2023Vikings
Jalyn Holmes2402024–20252702018–2020Vikings
John Sullivan13020163202013–2014Vikings
T.J. Clemmings6020173202015–2016Vikings
Bobby McCain3412021–2022302024Commanders
Aldrick Robinson2122013–20141452018Commanders
Josh Doctson3382016–2018102019Commanders
Sheldon Day2502024–2025502023Vikings
Case Keenum9120191712017Vikings
Michael Floyd13120181302017Vikings
Jamarca Sanford3020141302013Vikings
Zac Kerin2020181402015–2016Vikings
Carson Wentz812022602025–2026Commanders
Mack Brown1212016–2017102017Commanders
Austin Keys1020261102025Vikings
Hale Hentges1012019102020Commanders
Abdullah Anderson702023102020Vikings

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Commanders and the Vikings have met 7 times: the Commanders won 1, the Vikings 6.

  • Commanders' biggest win: Washington 26-20 Vikings (2016)
  • Vikings' biggest win: Vikings 31-0 Commanders (2025)

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How many players have played for both the Commanders and the Vikings?
27 in the NFL since 2013: Kirk Cousins, Jonathan Allen, Fabian Moreau, Stefon Diggs, Bashaud Breeland, Adrian Peterson and 21 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Commanders and the Vikings?
Yes, 5: Stefon Diggs (5 and 32), Adrian Peterson (13 and 22), Kirk Cousins (14 and 7), Aldrick Robinson (2 and 5) and Case Keenum (1 and 1).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Commanders and the Vikings?
Austin Keys. He played for the Vikings (2025), then the Commanders from 2026.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.