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Commanders’ run defense became hidden engine behind stunning Seahawks win (opens the original)
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There aren't enough game balls in stock to reward every individual who delivered the goods when the Washington Commanders somehow shocked the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 3. So how about one game ball for a forgotten unit that went from longtime soft spot to an underrated strength that powered an epic upset? The Commanders' run defense did the heavy lifting during the win at Northwest Stadium. Multiple run stuffs on early downs left returning Seattle quarterback Sam Dar
John Bates carries Commanders’ best hope of surviving Seahawks’ blitz barrage (opens the original)
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He's always been a niche player, but John Bates has rarely been more important to the Washington Commanders than he is in Week 3's game against the Seattle Seahawks. The veteran tight end has a crucial role in limiting what the reigning Super Bowl champions do best on defense. Bates can remind the Commanders of his value at a position that has been below par this season. Even before prized free-agent acquisition Chig Okonkwo was ruled out for the game at Northwest Stadium because of a lingering
Commanders need Odafe Oweh at his disruptive best to upset Seahawks (opens the original)
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They're paying him to be a $96 million game-wrecker for their revamped defense, but Odafe Oweh hasn't made much of a dent for the Washington Commanders through two games of the 2026 NFL season. That has to change if there's any chance of pulling off the mother of all upsets against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 3. Oweh will have to tap back into the form that earned him a bumper payday from Commanders general manager Adam Peters in free agency. The form he displayed by logging 10.5 sacks in just
Daron Payne’s Cowboys no-show proves Commanders cannot justify his payday (opens the original)
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Daron Payne wants to be paid like an elite defensive lineman in the NFL, but he's forgotten the part where he actually has to play like one. Payne was anything but top-tier in the brutal Week 2 defeat the Washington Commanders suffered at the hands of NFC East rivals the Dallas Cowboys. It was a game he was supposed to dominate, but Payne rarely got to grips with an injury-hit offensive line at AT&T Stadium. He appeared soft against the run and didn't push the pocket enough to so much as slightl
Mike Sainristil has become a liability the Commanders cannot afford (opens the original)
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There was no shortage of contributors to the Washington Commanders' defeat against the Philadelphia Eagles. Nobody did more sustained damage than cornerback Mike Sainristil. The latter's decline from seeming rising star to outright liability should be studied. Sainristil hit a new low against the Eagles, with one blown coverage assignment after another. It didn't matter if Sainristil lined up in the slot or on the perimeter. He often surrendered gains that kept an otherwise erratic Philadelphia
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