Washington needs to re-establish their running game against Atlanta

The Commanders must re-establish their identity against Atlanta if they want to have a legitimate shot at advancing in the playoffs.

In five out of the last six games, the Commanders' running backs have averaged 19 carries for 58 yards, highlighting significant struggles in their running game.

The offensive line has struggled to win at the point of attack, which has limited the effectiveness of Washington's running game.

Offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury acknowledges the running game issues are largely player-based but questions remain about their ability to turn things around.

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