"It was a rough start. The defense was missing tackles, and things weren't clicking offensively to begin the contest. But a momentum-shifting turnover created by safety Quan Martin turned the tide. The Commanders seized the initiative. They scored 27 unanswered points and looked like a legitimate force once again. Quinn and his staff looked better prepared, which resulted in a morale-boosting triumph to get their campaign back on track."
"It wasn't perfect. At the same time, 3-2 looks a whole lot better than 2-3. Especially considering the Commanders are still missing several influential figures on the health front. This was the pick-me-up that everyone associated with the franchise needed. Things were teetering for Quinn's squad. They had to show plenty of resolve, but this roster is made of stern stuff. And with quarterback Jayden Daniels back in the lineup, anything is possible."
The Washington Commanders overcame a slow start and missed tackles to rally against the Los Angeles Chargers after a momentum-shifting turnover by safety Quan Martin. Washington responded with 27 unanswered points as coach Dan Quinn and his staff appeared better prepared, producing a morale-boosting victory that improved the team to 3-2. The roster still lacks several influential players due to health issues, but the squad displayed resolve and toughness. Rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt delivered a breakout performance despite a fumble and some pass protection issues. Quarterback Jayden Daniels returned to the lineup, enhancing optimism for future games.
Read at Riggo's Rag
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]