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ESPN Staff Writer- Since 1994, I have covered the Redskins for The Washington Examiner and other media outlets.
- Three books about the Redskins were co-authored or co-authored by me, one about the Cleveland Browns.
PHILADELPHIA – The Eagles Their undefeated streak was snapped by a wild Monday Night Football match against the Washington CommandersWashington won 32-21 thanks to a crucial missed call by the referees.
The Eagles trailing two on a third-and-1 in the fourth quarter. Jalen Hurts Completed a tight pass Dallas Goedert A linebacker who is a potential first down. Linebacker Jamin Davis Goedert clearly grabbed and pulled Goedert’s facemask while he tried to tackle him. He was also hit with defensive tackle simultaneously John Ridgeway The ball was released.
Washington recovered and added another 55 yards Joey Slye Field goal to increase the lead to six. Although the Eagles had two more chances to respond, their best chance was lost by another turnover. This time it was on a Quez Watkins Fumble after a 51 yard completion.
Philadelphia became the first team to surpass the 8-0 mark in franchise history with a win against the Houston Texans Thursday night was a disappointing game. The streak was broken by a weak rush defense, particularly in the early stages.
Working without a rookie defensive tackle Jordan DavisPhiladelphia’s injured reserve player with a high ankle injury, Corey Felt, rushed for 100 yards on 29 carries in Philadelphia’s first half, while Washington clocked in at 23:49. Philadelphia’s possession time of 6 minutes 11 was its fastest since Week 6 against the 2001 Patriots. New York Giants and the lowest by any team in the first half of a game in the last five seasons, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.
After two quarters, the Eagles were trailing 20-14. This was their first half-time trailing at half-time all season.
Washington was able to cap off another unusual week. sued by the attorney general in Washington, D.C.It was criticized for being too invasive. statement it made A night before, the article mentioned the shooting of running back Brian Robinson Jr. when they tried to counter the AG’s announcement.
Ron Rivera, Washington coach said that “our guys understand.” “We can control certain elements. It’s the most important thing that happens on the football field. Let’s all just keep that in mind and do our best to not lose sight of anything else.
Monday night was the focus.
Washington’s rushing attack made it possible to control the ball for more that 38 minutes. Robinson and Robinson, both running backs. Antonio Gibson, and rushed for touchdowns. The Commanders were also rewarded with a huge game from a receiver Terry McLaurinHe had 128 yards of receiving.