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Washington Commanders lost 28-7 to the Kansas City Chiefs, showcasing a strong first half but collapsing in the second, with key players like Terry McLaurin performing well and others like Bobby Wagner and Daron Payne struggling; the team appears to be underperforming and may only win around seven games this season.
The Washington Commanders lost a close game to the Bears due to costly turnovers and missed tackles, despite showing some strong individual performances from players like Chris Moore and Trey Amos. Key issues included poor run defense and mistakes from players like Jayden Daniels and Bobby Wagner, highlighting areas for improvement as they prepare for their next game against Dallas.
The article reviews the Washington Commanders' game against the Atlanta Falcons, highlighting key players' performances, both positive and negative, and discussing defensive scheme issues and roster concerns amid injuries.
The Commanders delivered their most complete game of the season against the Raiders, with standout performances from Marcus Mariota, Jaylin Lane, and the defensive front seven, leading to a convincing win. Key players showed growth, and coaching adjustments paid off, although there were some issues with special teams and officiating. Overall, the team is showing promising signs of development.
The Washington Commanders lost to the Green Bay Packers 27-18 in a game marked by poor team performance and standout individual efforts, with key players like Deebo Samuel and Zach Ertz shining for Washington, while others struggled on both sides of the ball. The team now prepares for a mini-bye before facing the Raiders.
The Washington Commanders' second preseason game against the Bengals showcased strong performances from players like Jayden Daniels and Bill Croskey-Merritt, while struggles from quarterbacks Sam Hartman and some defensive players highlighted areas for improvement. The game provided valuable evaluation opportunities for the coaching staff, with notable contributions on both offense and defense, despite some sloppy play and coverage issues.
The Commanders' preseason opener against the Patriots was disappointing, with a kickoff return for a touchdown and overall sloppy play, but some young players like Jer’Zhan Newton and Jeremy Reaves showed promise, while others like Sam Hartman and the special teams struggled.
The Washington Commanders suffered another embarrassing loss, highlighting ongoing issues with blown coverage, defensive miscommunication, an anemic offense, and special teams mistakes. Head coach Ron Rivera's tenure is being questioned, and the team's performance is reminiscent of the days under former executive Bruce Allen. Despite the loss, standout performances came from Jacoby Brissett, Terry McLaurin, Daron Payne, Quan Martin, and Khaleke Hudson. On the other hand, Camaron Cheeseman, Sam Howell, Percy Butler, Benjamine St-Juste, and Phidarien Mathis were identified as underperformers. Various notes were made about players' performances and areas for improvement.
The Denver Broncos bounced back from a tough loss to the Houston Texans with a dominant 24-7 win over the Los Angeles Chargers. The defense had a standout performance, recording six sacks and an interception while holding the Chargers to just seven points. Cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian had a strong game with a sack, five tackles, and a pass deflection. Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy had a disappointing outing with only two catches and several missed opportunities. The Broncos' game plan against Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and wide receiver Keenan Allen was effective, resulting in Herbert's early exit due to a fractured finger and limiting Allen to 68 receiving yards. The Broncos dealt with injuries during the game, including offensive lineman Quin Meinerz and pass rusher Nik Bonitto. Running back Javonte Williams had a solid performance, including his first rushing touchdown of the season. Courtland Sutton made a spectacular one-handed touchdown catch. Broncos fans showed up in full force at SoFi Stadium and were rewarded with a divisional win.
Washington Commanders stage a thrilling comeback to defeat the Denver Broncos 35-33 in a rollercoaster game. Quarterback Sam Howell impresses with 299 yards, two touchdowns, and zero interceptions, while Brian Robinson shines with 129 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns. Terry McLaurin makes a great catch for a touchdown, Logan Thomas gets injured but makes a crucial play, and Chase Young and Montez Sweat wreak havoc on Russell Wilson. Daron Payne and Jamin Davis also make impactful plays, while Emmanuel Forbes bounces back with an interception. Charles Leno and Andrew Wylie struggle on the offensive line, Percy Butler has a tough outing, and Camaron Cheeseman's bad snaps raise concerns. Overall, Washington's defense could have ended the game earlier, but they secure the victory.
The Washington Commanders defeated the Cleveland Browns 17-15 in a low-scoring preseason game. Despite being outgained on offense, Washington's goal-line defense proved crucial in securing the win. Standout performances included quarterback Sam Howell's efficient passing and scrambling ability, wide receiver Jahan Dotson's acrobatic touchdown catch, and rookie running back Chris Rodriguez's explosive runs. On the defensive side, cornerback Christian Holmes stood out with pass breakups and tackles. However, there were also some disappointing performances, including offensive lineman Andrew Wylie's struggles and the starting linebacking corps' slow start. Overall, it was a mixed bag for both teams as they evaluated their rosters in the preseason matchup.