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The Washington Commanders have transformed their rushing attack into one of the league's best, ranking third with an average of 163.9 yards per game. Despite injuries to key players like Brian Robinson Jr., the team has managed to maintain its effectiveness on the ground, showcasing depth and versatility in their running game. With a half-game lead in the NFC East, the Commanders' diverse rushing strategy has been pivotal in their recent success, winning three straight games.
- The Commanders have one of the best rushing attacks in the NFL, ranking third in rushing yards per game.
- Brian Robinson Jr. leads the team in rushing yards despite missing games due to injury.
- The team's ability to adapt and utilize multiple players in the running game has been crucial to their success.
Brian Robinson | RB
Injury
Week 9
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- Leads the team with 461 rushing yards despite missing two games due to a hamstring injury.
Chris Rodriguez | RB
Pickup
Week 9
11 carries
52 rush yards
0- Elevated from the practice squad and led the team with 52 rushing yards on 11 carries against the Giants.
Austin Ekeler | RB
Week 9
6 carries
40 rush yards
0- Played a significant role in the rushing attack, showcasing versatility alongside McNichols.
Jeremy McNichols | RB
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- Stepped up in the absence of Ekeler earlier in the season, rushing for 68 yards and two touchdowns in a previous game.
Washington Commanders
- Ranked third in the NFL for rushing yards per game.
- Have a strong rushing attack with 15 rushing touchdowns, leading the league.
New York Giants
- Struggled to contain the Commanders' rushing attack, allowing 149 yards in the game.