Washington Commanders

The Green Bay Packers will try to snap a two-game losing streak when they face the Washington Commanders on Sunday. Follow along all day for scoring, ...

The Packers were 5.5-point favorites. The series dates to 1932, when the Packers improved to 8-0-1 by beating the Boston Braves at Braves Field 21-0. The Packers have to get back to both. The Packers went 13-3 in 2019, 13-3 in 2020 and 13-4 in 2021. [Will he be ****-canned now](https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/bisaccia-were-not-going-to-can-amari-rodgers)? [Jaire Alexander dropped a third-down interception](https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/road-games-mean-different-challenge-for-alexander). The last time the teams met in Washington was 2018, with the Packers falling 31-17. Pat O’Donnell’s punt pinned the Commanders at the 3. Teams have to win their first two challenges to get a third; the Packers are out of challenges. The Packers are losing. The Packers have been outgained 209-76. The Commanders will have 1:23 to score.

Analyzing Sunday's Green Bay Packers at Washington Commanders odds and lines, with expert NFL picks, predictions and best bets.

[ChargersWire](https://chargerswire.usatoday.com/) [CardsWire](https://cardswire.usatoday.com/) [BucsWire](https://bucswire.usatoday.com/) [BrownsWire](https://brownswire.usatoday.com/) [BroncosWire](https://broncoswire.usatoday.com/) [BillsWire](https://billswire.usatoday.com/) [BengalsWire](https://bengalswire.usatoday.com/) [BearsWire](https://bearswire.usatoday.com/) Please [gamble responsibly](https://sportsbookwire.usatoday.com/bet-and-wager-101-responsible-gaming-and-gambling/). [Bet now!](https://media.tipico.com/C.ashx?btag=a_94b_322c_green-bay-packers-at-washington-commanders-odds-picks-and-predictions-pos4&affid=47&siteid=94&adid=322&c=green-bay-packers-at-washington-commanders-odds-picks-and-predictions-pos4) [Pick’em Challenge](https://dailyticket.usatoday.com/) and win! [Tipico Sportsbook](https://media.tipico.com/C.ashx?btag=a_94b_322c_green-bay-packers-at-washington-commanders-odds-picks-and-predictions-pos3&affid=47&siteid=94&adid=322&c=green-bay-packers-at-washington-commanders-odds-picks-and-predictions-pos3)!

The Packers are hoping to bounce back when they head to the nation's capital to take on the Commanders on Sunday.

[a win over the Chicago Bears ](https://www.espn.com/nfl/recap?gameId=401437777)10 days ago on Thursday Night Football. xid:fr1666215108231dgc), [Sling](https://www.sling.com/shows/monster-energy-nascar-cup-series), [DirecTV Stream](https://www.directv.com/stream/sports/) Washington has been a tough team to watch this season as well. Rodgers has thrown nine TD passes this season, with 1,403 passing yards, which is 14th in the league. The Packers have been a question mark all season long, with no one one really knowing how, or how well they are going to play. [FuboTV](https://www.fubo.tv/lp/football/?bgvideo=nfl.mp4&title=Live%20Football.%20Stream%20and%20DVR.&priceline=*Regional%20and%20mobile%20restrictions%20apply&cta=Get%207-Day%20Free%20Trial%20Now&irad=356362&irmp=1810040&subId3=xid:fr1660040391777djd

Tom Silverstein will provide updates and analysis as the Packers take on the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland.

[JOIN HERE](https://cm.packersnews.com/comment/?storyUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.packersnews.com%2Fstory%2Fsports%2Fnfl%2Fpackers%2F2022%2F10%2F23%2Fgreen-bay-packers-washington-commanders-score-updates-in-tom-silverstein-live-game-blog%2F69577670007%2F&marketName=packersnews&commentsopen=false): Tom Silverstein’s live Packers-Commanders game blog [live game blog](https://cm.packersnews.com/comment/?storyUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.packersnews.com%2Fstory%2Fsports%2Fnfl%2Fpackers%2F2022%2F10%2F23%2Fgreen-bay-packers-washington-commanders-score-updates-in-tom-silverstein-live-game-blog%2F69577670007%2F&marketName=packersnews&commentsopen=false), where he’ll provide updates and analysis and take your questions and comments as the Packers take on the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland. Washington Commanders live game blog with Tom Silverstein

Backup quarterback Taylor Heinicke will get the start in his place. His experience as a full-time starter with the team last season gives Washington a reason to ...

Washington now sits 3-4 as it looks to turn the season around. change of possession But faced with an early third down, Rodgers' pass for receiver Allen Lazard fell incomplete and forced a punt. In that game, Heinicke went 25 of 37 passing for 268 yards, one touchdown and one pick. Now with home-field advantage, he'll look to snag an all-important victory for Washington. Green Bay (3-3) enters its third road game of the season looking like a shell of its former self. Backup quarterback Taylor Heinicke will get the start in his place. Heinicke only went 7-9 as a starter, but he’s shown the capability to make some impactful plays as the lead signal-caller.

Follow match Green Bay Packers vs Washington Commanders live stream information and score online, prediction, TV channel, lineups preview, start date and ...

The kick-off is scheduled at 13:00 pm ET. Uruguay: 2:00 PM on NFL Game Pass Paraguay: 2:00 PM on NFL Game Pass Chile: 2:00 PM on NFL Game Pass Brazil: 2:00 PM on NFL Game Pass Argentina: 2:00 PM on NFL Game Pass

Rookie G/T Chris Paul goes back to the inactive list with Sam Cosmi active. QB Sam Howell makes his NFL active gameday roster debut this week and will serve as ...

[elevated FB/TE Alex Armah and WR Kyric McGowan](https://www.hogshaven.com/2022/10/22/23418150/washington-roster-moves-fb-te-and-wr-elevated-from-the-practice-squad-as-team-deals-with-injuries). RT Sam Cosmi(finger), TE John Bates(hamstring), and WR Jahan Dotson(hamstring) were all listed as questionable for the Packers game. Cornelius Lucas will remain the starter at RT with Cosmi as a reserve.

One week ago, after the Green Bay Packers suffered a humbling home loss the New York Jets, quarterback Aaron Rodgers tried calming folks down.

And Washington didn’t feel the need to blitz, instead choosing to rush with four and let the Packers “dink and dunk down the field” as LaFleur put it. Campbell then had nothing but green grass in front of him, and beat all of the Commanders to the pylon to give Green Bay a 14-3 lead. … Green Bay cornerback Jaire Alexander was beat by Washington’s Terry McLaurin for a 37-yard touchdown in the third quarter. … Green Bay ranked eighth in the league through Week 6 with just 31 penalties. “But it’s nice, it’s comforting, I think, for Aaron (Rodgers), for the rest of the guys in the huddle. Rodgers had just 82 passing yards through three quarters before beefing up his numbers late and finishing with 194 passing yards. McKissic for a ball in the right flat. That meant center Josh Myers was the only offensive lineman starting at the same spot he did last week. When the Packers faced San Francisco in the NFC divisional playoffs two weeks later, Bakhtiari still wasn’t ready to go. But Campbell was remarkably loud early in the second quarter when he intercepted Washington’s Taylor Heinicke and returned the pick 63 yards for a touchdown. Jones had a 4-yard TD catch midway through the first quarter to give Green Bay a 7-0 lead. But Lazard did what he could to give Green Bay a lift.

The Green Bay Packers started fast, faded and lost their third consecutive game. The 23-21 verdict has the Packers in deep, deep trouble with a 3-4 record.

The Packers will be on the road. On the fourth possession, Aaron Jones was stuffed for minus-6 and Nijman was flagged for holding, making it second-and-forever and leading to another punt. The Packers will play at the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night. On the third possession, Yosh Nijman was flagged for holding, resulting in first-and-20 and a punt. One of those catches was a 37-yard touchdown and another was a big second-and-7 conversion in the final moments. It was a simple play: Aaron Rodgers firing a pass into the flat to Romeo Doubs. Doubs dropped the pass and the Commanders drove for an insurance score. They drove to the opening touchdown, a 4-yard screen to Jones, and made it 14-3 on De’Vondre Campbell’s 63-yard pick-six. McLaurin came back for the ball and made the catch in front of Jaire Alexander for the first down just before the 2-minute warning. With Kenny Clark barreling straight at him, Heinicke threw a perfect pass to Terry McLaurin on the sideline. The Aaron Rodgers-led Packers offense didn’t cross 100 yards until the final play of the third quarter. The Packers need help, especially at receiver.

Aaron Rodgers and the offense sputtered as the Green Bay Packers' losing streak reached three with a 23-21 defeat at the Washington Commanders.

Commanders: Rookie TE Cole Turner was concussed attempting to make a catch late in the second quarter and quickly ruled out. Oddly, during her speech to the crowd, she made reference to “seven decades of fantastic football.” Only a series of penalties on the Commanders (3-4) made the game close in the final minutes. Heinicke also found McLaurin for a 12-yard completion on third-and-9 just before the two-minute warning, sparking “Terry! “We just got to play better — all of us,” said Rodgers, who taped his throwing hand at halftime after jamming the thumb on a couple of snaps. You just want to be able to make that play to elevate him.” One of those TD throws was a perfect pass to Terry McLaurin. The margin of error is so tight, a couple calls don’t necessarily go our way and we don’t execute at all on offense in certain situations. The Packers had no third-down conversions for the first time since 1999 — 370 games ago with Brett Favre at quarterback and before Rodgers graduated high school. Green Bay (3-4) had just 232 total yards of offense to Washington’s 364 and lost Allen Lazard to a shoulder injury, making him the team’s third wide receiver to go down during the first losing streak under coach Matt LaFleur. The Packers rushed for just 38 yards. Rodgers is right: The problems were not limited to offense.

LANDOVER, Md. -- The Commanders have captured two victories in a row. Or have the victories captured them? Either way, Washington presently owns a 3-4 record ...

Click here to find out more about our partners. Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. You can select 'Manage settings' for more information and to manage your choices.

The Green Bay Packers have enjoyed the comforts of home their last three games, but now they must head out on the road. They will square off against the ...

As for Washington, they rank fourth in the league when it comes to sacks, with 19 on the season. It was all tied up 3-3 at halftime, but Green Bay was not quite the New York Jets' equal in the second half when they met last week. Green Bay is now 3-3 while Washington sits at 2-4. Washington will be strutting in after a victory while the Packers will be stumbling in from a defeat. But bettors beware: they are only 1-3 against the spread when favored. Green Bay lost to New York at home by a decisive 27-10 margin.

Embattled owners Dan and Tanya Snyder have drawn the ire of many Washington fans.

The House Committee on Oversight and Reform is investigating Snyder, who testified in front of the committee in July ’22. Snyder also is facing investigations from the league and a congressional committee looking into workplace misconduct in the franchise. Per the ESPN report, Snyder has used private investigators to look into several NFL team owners and Goodell, the same tactics Snyder is said to have used within his own franchise. [an ESPN story published](https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/34778123/washington-commanders-owner-dan-snyder-claims-dirt-nfl-owners-roger-goodell) Oct. Not only that, but a number of fans brought “sell the team” signs to the game as well. In a video posted on Twitter, it appears that FedExField security singled out fans with the signs, but it’s unclear if they were told they couldn’t put the signs up.

Those connected to the Washington Commanders' ownership group can't seem to get out of their own way this season.

In what world does it make sense to make a complete and total brand change to only go back and focus all of your attention on the past? Everyone seems to have an opinion on the Commanders’ recent name change, but the Snyder’s decision to honor former team legends and make a point to mention the former name is an odd one no matter how you slice it. Immediately having a pregame rally to support the former team name, in the season that you finally made a switch, is basically admitting to have never wanted to change the name in the first place — something in which

Plenty of self-inflicted wounds hurt the Packers once again on Sunday as they dropped below .500 and find themselves in a three-game losing streak.

The final play of the third quarter was the start of Green Bay’s next drive, and Rodgers got off to a good start with a 17-yard gain on a slant. Rodgers found Sammy Watkins for a 30-yard gain to near midfield, but there were just five seconds remaining when the Packers managed to spike the ball to stop the clock. Finally, for the first time all game, the Packers drove the length of the field for a score. The two connected for a 21-yard touchdown, pulling the Packers back within two points at 23-21. Of course, Amari Rodgers found a new way to make a mistake, allowing the ball to bounce outside the 10-yard line and get downed at the 1, so the Packers ran out the clock on the half instead. Washington’s next drive saw them pick up five first downs and eat up almost nine minutes of clock before a stop in the red zone forced a field goal and kept the game within a touchdown. Coming out of the half, the Commanders worked in some run game wrinkles, getting across midfield on a quick end-around to Curtis Samuel. The Packers got an early lead, with Aaron Rodgers going back to Lazard twice for gains of 11 and 12 yards on the series. Instead, the Packers stuck with that plan and started Zach Tom at left tackle instead, going with a lineup of Tom-Jenkins-Josh Myers-Jon Runyan-Yosh Nijman from left to right. He muffed the catch on the kick, and Washington recovered at the Packers’ 17. On 2nd and goal from the six-yard line, Rodgers hit Jones on a short pass in traffic and the running back weaved through the Commanders’ defense to the end zone and a 7-0 Packers lead. All of those factors combined to drop the Packers to 3-4 on the season with their 23-21 loss to Washington.

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Aaron Rodgers finished the game face down on the turf after sailing a lateral out of bounds on a frantic, failed final play.

Only a series of penalties on the Commanders (3-4) made the game close in the final minutes. Commanders: Rookie TE Cole Turner was concussed attempting to make a catch late in the second quarter and quickly ruled out. Oddly, during her speech to the crowd, she made reference to “seven decades of fantastic football.” Heinicke also found McLaurin for a 12-yard completion on third-and-9 just before the two-minute warning, sparking “Terry! The margin of error is so tight, a couple calls don’t necessarily go our way and we don’t execute at all on offense in certain situations. “We just got to play better — all of us,” said Rodgers, who taped his throwing hand at halftime after jamming the thumb on a couple of snaps. One of those TD throws was a perfect pass to Terry McLaurin. The Packers had no third-down conversions for the first time since 1999 — 370 games ago with Brett Favre at quarterback and before Rodgers graduated high school. Green Bay (3-4) had just 232 total yards of offense to Washington’s 364 and lost Allen Lazard to a shoulder injury, making him the team’s third wide receiver to go down during the first losing streak under coach Matt LaFleur. The Packers rushed for just 38 yards. Rodgers is right: The problems were not limited to offense. [the Packers](/hub/green-bay-packers) lost their third game in a row, 23-21 to the [Washington Commanders](/hub/washington-commanders) on Sunday for their longest skid since 2018.

Sunday was a great day on the field for the Washington Commanders. Elsewhere, not so much.

Click here to find out more about our partners. Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. You can select 'Manage settings' for more information and to manage your choices.

The Green Bay Packers (3-3) will attempt to snap a two-game losing streak on Sunday at FedEx Field against the Washington Commanders (2-4).

The Packers will need a stop and a field goal to escape to Washington with a win. The Packers have 15:08 left to get this turned around or this will end in a three-game losing streak. The pivotal play was Matt LaFleur’s challenge on a 24-yard run that the Packers believed involved a fumble. After getting one first down (on an 8-yard run by Curtis Samuel), Washington stalled on three consecutive plays from inside the 10-yard line and settled for a field goal. The Packers need a new punt returner. Allen Lazard moved the sticks with catches of 11 yards and 12 yards, and Aaron Jones delivered a spinning 7-yard run and a hard-fought 4-yard touchdown catch on a well-designed screen play.

At the end of a week like this, the scene inside FedEx Field revealed everything NFL owners should know about the state of football in this market.

Sunday, the Commanders improved to a record of 3-4, the same as the Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Arizona Cardinals. Until there’s a resolution to the Commanders’ ownership, heckling during heartfelt PSAs will be the norm. Nor has it silenced the voices of the people who should matter the most. Following the game, when happy Washington fans merged toward Gate A alongside Packers fans, there were the normal yelps of delight. An owner proves to be bad for business when the fate of their franchise remains the story. And these desired fans just so happened to be sitting above the Commanders’ own sideline, and just below a press box full of media and team personnel. The Snyders are the owners who inspire Washington fans in throwback burgundy and the cheeseheads invading their space to unite and find harmony in common ground: their hatred for the league’s most radioactive owner. “We have to complete the investigation. On the business side, the Commanders may not give a care about how they’re viewed outside the DMV. Maybe not, but there’s a difference between the anonymous all-caps shouts by Twitter trolls that can be easily ignored and the full-throated demands of the very demographic Washington has been trying to target through its rebranding. At first, the noise seemed to be out of place; a “Think Pink” video was playing on the scoreboard, and who in their right minds would boo breast cancer survivors? He is the overcast cloud that hangs over what should have been a pleasant Sunday.

It was a wild game full of highs and lows for Washington, specifically on offense. Quarterback Taylor Heinicke, making his first start in 2022 in place of the ...

Click here to find out more about our partners. Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. You can select 'Manage settings' for more information and to manage your choices.

LANDOVER, Md. – The Packers suffered through a day-long struggle again and dropped their third straight game, this one 23-21 to the Washington Commanders at ...

In all, the rather ugly game had a combined 16 penalties and numerous others declined. "I think it takes everybody," LaFleur said of how to get out of the rut and turn things around. [Aaron Rodgers](/team/players-roster/aaron-rodgers/) finished with 194 passing yards, a low number that didn't appear it would get even that high until late in the game. The Packers also reshuffled their offensive line and then had to replace left tackle "We had some opportunities for sure," said Rodgers, who also referenced a long replay review on a potential Washington fumble that didn't go Green Bay's way. The number of long-yardage situations piled up, the Packers couldn't convert (their only third-down conversions were via penalty in the last quarter), and the frustration mounted. The Commanders outgained the Packers 364-232, went 7-of-16 on third down compared to 0-for-6, ran 72 plays to just 47 for Green Bay, and had a nearly 15-minute time of possession advantage (37:07-22:53). "Right now, what we're putting out there, what I'm calling, it ain't good enough. "We just made some silly execution mistakes. "I don't see anybody quitting out there, even when it looks bleak," LaFleur said. [Amari Rodgers](/team/players-roster/amari-rodgers/)' muffed punt and held the Commanders to just a field goal, but as in recent weeks the defense faded as the game went on. "Our guys are extremely disappointed," LaFleur said in his postgame press conference.

The Washington Commanders returned to FedExField or Week 7 and claimed their second straight victory with a 23-21 win over the Green Bay Packers.

Another throw -- a 26-yard completion to Curtis Samuel -- kept the offense on the field for a 19-yard field goal six plays later. Heinicke completed seven consecutive passes, including the 37-yarder to McLaurin, and did not have a dropped pass until the end of the third quarter. But if the quarterback can build on the second half he had against Green Bay, it could lead to Washington continuing its winning streak. Washington went on a 12-play scoring drive with Gibson and Robinson accounting for 54 of the 83 yards needed to get in the end zone. He started to look more like the gun-slinging, risk-taking, electrifying quarterback that Washington fans have grown to love, and by the end of the game, his stat line showed how much he improved with each possession. Those are the kind of moments [where] Terry is immense, and we've got to be willing to take those shots." Washington could only get three points out of the turnover, but it was a much-needed break that swung momentum in the home team's favor. Tress Way launched the ball back to Amari Rodgers, but right before he could take a stab at a return, the ball popped loose from his grasp and was recovered by Percy Butler. The second play did not result in any points, but it was just as important. That gave the offense some breathing room and allowed it to climb out of a 14-3 hole. Still, they do have Aaron Rodgers, and the future Hall of Famer normally finds a way to get the unit back on track. The Washington Commanders returned to FedExField or Week 7 and claimed their second straight victory with a 23-21 win over the Green Bay Packers.

Pushing past chants of "Sell the team!" the Commanders erase a halftime deficit and notch their second straight win with a 23-21 victory at FedEx Field.

After a late punt pinned Green Bay deep without any timeouts, the Commanders staved off a last-gasp hook and lateral from the Packers, who tried to zigzag their way into the end zone as time expired. When the Commanders failed to punch the ball into the end zone after making it to the Green Bay 2-yard line early in the fourth, Slye knocked in a 19-yard field goal to expand their lead to two scores at 23-14. When they did fall into third and long three players later, McLaurin came up big again, catching a 12-yard lob from Heinicke in tight coverage that moved the Commanders to the Green Bay 44-yard line. Washington’s defense fed off the energy and quickly forced the Packers (3-4) off the field so the Commanders could notch another scoring drive, a clock-eating march that ended with Slye’s 31-yard field goal to make it 20-14. On Sunday, its stop on a Green Bay fourth down staved off the Packers before another late in regulation sealed the win. As Washington’s offense has waffled between bad and abominable for much of the season, its defense has steadily improved. During a pregame ceremony featuring more than 100 alumni and former cheerleaders at the stadium’s Legends Plaza, Tanya Snyder yelled, “Hail to the Redskins!” eliciting cheers from some former players. But the drive stalled — and Joey Slye hit the right upright on a 47-yard field goal attempt. Not long after the Commanders returned for the second half, the replacement quarterback launched a 37-yard pass that fell into the arms of wide receiver Terry McLaurin for the go-ahead touchdown. A few plays later, after the Commanders recovered a muffed punt in the Packers’ red zone, Heinicke tossed a fade to tight end Cole Turner from the 3-yard line that was too high and had too much velocity. Washington had to settle for a field goal, trimming its early deficit to 7-3. All three phases — offense, defense and special teams — found a groove Sunday, turning much of the pent-up frustration from the past few weeks into renewed hope.

It was a tumultuous week for Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder. At last week's NFL owner's meetings, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay spoke ...

Click here to find out more about our partners. Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. You can select 'Manage settings' for more information and to manage your choices.

"That's a big key," Rivera said when asked about the performances and growth of young players like linebacker Jamin Davis and cornerback Benjamin St-Juste this ...

I thought 'Sip' (cornerback Christian Holmes) stepped up and made some plays. "I thought Percy (Butler) was terrific. [Click Here](https://www.si.com/nfl/commanders/). Washington now sits 3-4 as it looks to turn the season around. "That's a big key," Rivera said when asked about the performances and growth of young players like linebacker Jamin Davis and cornerback Benjamin St-Juste this season. [Commanders](https://www.si.com/nfl/commanders/news/green-bay-packers-vs-washington-commanders-halftime-missed-field-goals-and-opportunities)' defense.

Aaron Rodgers finished the game face down on the turf after sailing a lateral out of bounds on a frantic, failed final play.

Commanders: Rookie TE Cole Turner was concussed attempting to make a catch late in the second quarter and quickly ruled out. Only a series of penalties on the Commanders (3-4) made the game close in the final minutes. Packers: LB Rashad Gary was evaluated for a concussion in the second half. Embattled team owner Daniel Snyder was not present, but his wife, Tanya, spoke at a pregame rally that included a video of highlights from the 90 years since the franchise’s founding in 1932. You just want to be able to make that play to elevate him." "We just got to play better — all of us," said Rodgers, who taped his throwing hand at halftime after jamming the thumb on a couple of snaps. The margin of error is so tight, a couple calls don’t necessarily go our way and we don’t execute at all on offense in certain situations. One of those TD throws was a perfect pass to Terry McLaurin. The Packers had no third-down conversions for the first time since 1999 — 370 games ago with Brett Favre at quarterback and before Rodgers graduated high school. The Packers rushed for just 38 yards. Green Bay (3-4) had just 232 total yards of offense to Washington's 364 and lost Allen Lazard to a shoulder injury, making him the team’s third wide receiver to go down during the first losing streak under coach Matt LaFleur. Rodgers is right: The problems were not limited to offense.

In a game that included a pick-six, a near fumble recovery returned for a touchdown by the opposition, countless misfires from the starting QB, the co-owner ...

If this continues, the Commanders might invite some kickers for a workout to light a fire under Slye. Here are some key things we learned from the thrilling win. Might we look back at this game as the one that saved the season?

This was one of the latter...but all that really matters is we GOT the win! Sure, the Packers are not a good football team, and lack offensive playmakers, but I ...

- Jamin Davis has been flashing more and more as the season has progressed. Butler was known in college to be a great special teamer, and he’s living up to that reputation so far as a pro. He had five tackles (two for a loss) on the afternoon. Had we continued calling the game the way we did in the first half, Ron and company may have been run out of DC! - Much like the coaching staff, this offensive line has been so poor that calling ANYONE a stud would be just foolish. However, I LOVED the way he and Scott Turner regrouped at halftime and turned things around (both play-calling and decision making) in the second half. No one on the group has earned stud status, but Scott Turner did put Heinicke into much more comfortable plays over the course of the game - and for that alone, he deserves a mention. I’d be pressing if I tried to just throw one in there for the sake of having one! Then, came back to a ball that Heinicke threw just as he was getting hit to snare the pass in front of Alexander on the sidelines. None of the three reached the endzone on the ground, however they helped to move the chains and control the tempo of the football game. Add in some huge catches by Terry McLaurin, and a nice 37 yard dime from Heinicke, to add to the clutch performances. Commanders Fans - For starting the “Sell the Team” chant during the game!

The Commanders had a great day defeating Aaron Rodgers and the Packers 23-21, but their radio broadcast didn't go off without a hitch.

[Bram Weinstein](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/bram-weinstein) threw the broadcast to a commercial break, but the feed remained live for an additional 40 seconds. [Hot mic](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/hot-mic) blunders are never a good look, but I thought the [Commanders](https://awfulannouncing.com/tag/washington-commanders) radio crew handled this one pretty well. However, after hearing the clip, it didn’t seem like the producer was responding to Donaldson as if acknowledging the well-traveled Packers fanbase was some sort of damning statement that needed to be censored.