Commanders Aim for Playoff Spot Despite Recent Losses, Giants Struggle Continues

Washington's improved offense led by Sam Howell faces Giants' rookie quarterback Tommy DeVito in crucial match.

Despite losing six of their last eight games, the Washington Commanders are still in the playoff hunt and are favored to beat the struggling New York Giants in their upcoming match.
The Commanders' offense has improved significantly, averaging 420 yards and just under 26 points in the past three games, largely due to a pass-heavy approach led by Sam Howell.
The Giants, who are on a three-game losing streak, will be starting undrafted rookie Tommy DeVito at quarterback, following injuries to their first and second string quarterbacks.
For the first time this season, the Giants are expected to start the same offensive line from their previous game.
The Commanders' defense has allowed 44 plays of 20-plus yards, the third most of any team in the NFL.