Team Profile
Washington Commanders
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13.3% 6thOff DVOA
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31.7% 9thPassing DVOA
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2.5% 7thRushing DVOA
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3.8% 23rdDef DVOA
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9.5% 20thDef Passing DVOA
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-2.5% 26thDef Rushing DVOA
2024 Team Stats
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Points For27.4 6th
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Points Against23.5 19th
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Yards Per Game370.0 5th
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Yards Allowed Per Game327.0 12th
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14-3-0
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2
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12-5-0
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3
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7-10-0
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4
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3-14-0
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Washington Commanders kicker Zane Gonzalez went 3-for-3 during their victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday evening. Gonzalez was also perfect (2-for-2) on extra points. His first field goal of the evening came in the second quarter from 52 yards out. In the third quarter, he would convert his second attempt of the evening from 22 yards out. Then, in the final seconds, Gonzales would convert his third field goal of the evening to snap Washington's 19-year playoff victory drought with a 37-yard field goal. Gonzalez has replaced the injured Austin Seibert (groin) and has gone perfect on all attempts over his previous four games. He will look to extend this streak during their next game in Detroit on Saturday evening.
Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz brought in two of his four targets for 23 yards during their victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the wild-card round. Ertz took the backseat in this contest as Terry McLaurin and Dyami Brown did most of the damage through the air. However, Ertz's four targets tied him for the fourth-most on the team. The 34-year-old was carrying a two-game touchdown streak into Sunday's playoff game. Over the final seven games of the regular season, the veteran tight end found the back of the end zone six times and averaged 39 yards per game. Ertz will look to rebound next weekend when the Washington Commanders travel to Detroit to face the top seed in the NFC.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus had a quiet showing during their wild-card victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In this game, Zaccheaus brought in all three of his targets for just 19 yards. His three targets were the lowest among other Washington wide receivers. The 27-year-old found a role in the passing attack late in the season with Noah Brown (kidney) on the injured reserve. During the final three weeks of the season, Zaccheaus averaged a solid 68.7 yards per game and found the end zone three times but hit a skid in the wild-card game. Zaccheaus should have a good opportunity to bounce back next Saturday evening, facing a struggling Detroit secondary that has allowed the second-most PPR points to opposing wideouts this season.
Offense
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QB
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24
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6' 4''
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210 lbs
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1
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LSU
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QB
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31
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6' 4''
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231 lbs
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9
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Louisiana Tech
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QB
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31
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6' 4''
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222 lbs
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10
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Oregon
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RB
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29
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5' 9''
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200 lbs
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8
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Western Colorado
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RB
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29
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5' 9''
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214 lbs
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8
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Boise State
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RB
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25
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6' 1''
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228 lbs
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3
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Alabama
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Defense
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DT
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29
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6' 3''
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300 lbs
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8
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Alabama
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DE
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27
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6' 4''
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255 lbs
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7
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Kansas
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LB
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35
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6' 1''
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250 lbs
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14
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Central Michigan
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SAF
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24
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6' 0''
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191 lbs
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3
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Louisiana
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SAF
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26
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6' 3''
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220 lbs
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5
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Southern Illinois
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CB
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29
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6' 2''
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196 lbs
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8
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BYU
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