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Commanders Narrowly Outscored at Lumen Field by Seahawks in Week 10 Showdown

In a closely contested Week 10 match-up, the Washington Commanders, with a record of 4-6, were narrowly defeated by the Seattle Seahawks who improved their record to 6-3. The final score read 29-26 in favor of the home team at Lumen Field.


Washington Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz walks on the field before a preseason NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens, Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

The Washington Commanders showcased a robust offensive performance despite falling short on the scoreboard. The passing game was particularly effective, with the quarterback throwing for three touchdowns and achieving an impressive passer rating of 109.3. With a completion percentage of nearly 66 percent from 44 attempts and totaling up to 312 yards through the air, it was clear that the aerial attack was a significant part of their game plan.


The receiving corps played an integral role in this effort as they racked up all three touchdowns and accounted for all but one first down through passing plays. Their longest reception went for an explosive gain of 51 yards which also resulted in their longest touchdown. They managed to accumulate an impressive total yardage after catch, contributing heavily to their average gain per play which stood at approximately six yards.


On special teams, kickoffs were flawlessly executed with all six resulting in touchbacks; this strategic play ensured that Seattle started each drive without advantageous field position from returns. The kicking unit also contributed points through field goals with both attempts successful from beyond forty yards out.


Defensively, while there were no interceptions recorded by the Commanders' secondary, they did manage to defend against six passes effectively disrupting potential scoring drives by Seattle's offense. Additionally, they forced three-and-outs on three occasions providing more opportunities for their offense to take control of the game.


However, not everything went according to plan as penalties proved costly; six infractions set them back thirty-nine yards over the course of play and may have impacted critical moments within this tight contest.


Looking ahead after this tough loss on foreign turf against Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field where attendance neared full capacity at sixty-eight thousand seven hundred twenty-one fans cheering loudly throughout Sunday night's eventful encounter - Washington Commanders fans can mark their calendars for November nineteenth when FedExField will host New York Giants at six o'clock Eastern Time under Landover skies broadcasted live on FOX network channels ensuring supporters won't miss any action from upcoming games during regular season play.

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