Commanders vs. Eagles (game two) – Studs and Duds

Mark Tyler evaluates the top and bottom performers from the Washington Commanders' home primetime victory against the Philadelphia Eagles. Stepping up for the injured Terry McLaurin, wide receivers Treylon Burks and Antonio Williams earned praise alongside standout defensive performances from Trey Amos, Dorance Armstrong, Charles Omenihu, and Shy Tuttle. Rookie kicker Drew Stevens also drew commendation after converting four field goals, including a 56-yarder.

On the negative side, Tyler criticizes left guard Chris Paul and offensive tackles Brandon Coleman and Josh Conerly for recurring pass protection issues and penalties. Head coach Dan Quinn was also placed among the "duds" for fielding an undisciplined, penalty-heavy squad in the first half following a bye week. Quarterback Jayden Daniels overcame a slow start to connect with Stefon Diggs for a score.