The Washington Commanders suffered a tough loss to a strong Pittsburgh Steelers team, dropping the matchup 28-27 to bring them to 7-3 on the season and just one game back of the Philadelphia Eagles for the top spot in the NFC East.
Washington's offense was once again on full display, something that has become the norm around this team. The spark on offense begins with offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and is executed to near perfection by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, a strong running game built behind Brian Robinson Jr. and Austin Ekeler, and an improving wide receiver room led by Terry McLaurin.
Despite being without Robinson Jr. this past week, the Commanders continued to live up to their expectations on offense by putting up 27 points, just two shy of their average in 2024. Here is how the Washington Commanders' offensive players graded out in their tough loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Highest Graded:
1. WR Terry McLaurin
PFF Grade: 82.5
2. WR Noah Brown
PFF Grade: 71.6
3. LG Nick Allegretti
PFF Grade: 67.9
4. RB Jeremy McNichols
PFF Grade: 66.8
5. RB Austin Ekeler
PFF Grade: 66.0
Lowest Graded:
1. TE John Bates
PFF Grade: 32.0
2. WR Dyami Brown
PFF Grade: 45.9
3. TE Zach Ertz
PFF Grade: 50.3
4. RT Trent Scott
PFF Grade: 52.0
5. WR Luke McCaffrey
PFF Grade: 52.6
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