The Washington Commanders are now 3-4 after Sunday’s disappointing 14-7 loss to the New York Giants.
Another slow start doomed Washington in the loss to the Giants. The offense managed only 46 first-half yards, while the defense allowed 256 yards. While both sides of the ball were much better in the second half, it wasn’t enough for the Commanders to emerge victorious.
Quarterback Sam Howell was sacked six times in the loss. Howell completed 22 of 42 passes for 249 yards and an interception. Washington’s ground game was led by rookie Chris Rodriguez Jr., who rushed for 31 yards on seven attempts.
The Commanders defense allowed only 100 yards in the second, led by Chase Young and a strong pass rush. Young had the first two-sack game of his career.
Which Commanders struggled the most? Who shined? Pro Football Focus grades are in for Week 7, and we analyze the best and worst from Washington’s loss.