Best and Worst Graded Commanders Offensive Players vs. Cowboys

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The Washington Commanders were looking to get the train back on the rails following back-to-back losses but instead, they have now lost three in a row, two of which came to NFC East opponents, and will have to quickly figure things out as they head towards the end of the season to keep their playoff hopes alive.
The Commanders were expected to be able to throttle the Cowboys, who have had even more struggles, but that didn't happen. The defense allowed the Cowboys to run up a ton of points in the second half after a stout first half, and the offense could never really find much going other than late in the fourth quarter when it was almost too late.
Washington wanted to get wide receiver Terry McLaurin going early, but it wasn't until with a couple minutes remaining that he was able to explode onto the scene. Meanwhile, a lot of pressure was put on quarterback Jayden Daniels as running back Brian Robinson Jr. went down with another injury limiting any type of game plan there could be featuring the back.
While overall it seems as if the Commanders' offense had a good game, there are clear issues that need dealing with if they hope to find the height of their ceiling moving forward.
Here is how the Washington Commanders' offensive players graded out in their heartbreaking loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
Highest Graded:
1. QB Jayden Daniels

PFF Grade: 86.5
2. WR Dyami Brown

PFF Grade: 79.5
3. WR Noah Brown

PFF Grade: 72.2
4. LT Brandon Coleman

PFF Grade: 67.0
5. C Tyler Biadasz

PFF Grade: 64.8
Lowest Graded:
1. RB Austin Ekeler

PFF Grade: 43.5
2. TE John Bates

PFF Grade: 46.6
3. RG Sam Cosmi

PFF Grade: 49.6
4. LG Nick Allegretti

PFF Grade: 52.5
5. WR Luke McCaffrey

PFF Grade: 53.2
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