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Washington Commanders
Passer Evaluation
Jayden Daniels
(Adequate)
Premiere Offensive Weapons
1 point for the first player
2 points for the second player
4 points for each successive player
Jayden Daniels (Mobile QB)
Terry McLaurin
Olamide Zaccheaus
Dyami Brown
Elite Defensive Linemen
4 points per player
Dorance Armstrong
Elite Coverage Defenders
2 points per player
Frankie Luvu
Bobby Wagner
Number of Successful Comebacks
2 points if the team successfully staged exactly 2 comebacks
3 points if the team staged more than 2 comebacks
5
Number of Comebacks Surrendered
2 points if the team surrendered exactly 2 comebacks
3 points if the team surrendered fewer than 2 comebacks
1
Tactical Edges Lost
Only impacts a team's grade when that team is facing against another club listed here. The more teams listed here, the worse a team's odds of advancing
OffenseDefense
Eagles
Eagles
Tactical Edges Gained
Only impacts a team's grade when that team is facing against another club listed here. The more teams listed here, the better a team's odds of advancing
OffenseDefense
Steelers
Steelers
GRADE11 - 25

I love that these Commanders have assumed the mantle this year of being that team that goes from being the worst in the division to a playoff contender. Kudos to Dan Quinn and Kliff Kingsbury for leading this team to the postseason through spirit and guts alone, as the reality is this team doesn't have nearly enough developed talent to advance far into the postseason.

Offensively, their only true vector is Jalen Daniels and his scrambling ability. Defensively, it's impossible to find an elite player lining up for them in the trenches. Even though the defense is led by one of the best linebacking tandems in the league and their fighting spirit is not to be doubted, it's just not enough in the postseason especially for a low seed.