Watch the highlights from the Week 9 matchup between the Washington Commanders and the New England Patriots.
The Patriots were defeated by the Commanders, 20-17.
In that game, Mac Jones went 24-for-44 for 220 yards (54.5%) with one touchdown and one interception for the Pats.
Rhamondre Stevenson rushed for 87 yards on nine carries (9.7 yards per attempt) and one touchdown. He also had four receptions for 42 yards and zero touchdowns.
In that game, Demario Douglas had five catches for 55 yards.
Sam Howell had 325 passing yards for the Commanders with one touchdown, going 29-for-45 (64.4%) while throwing one interception. On the ground, he added five carries for 27 yards.
Brian Robinson Jr.’s 18 carries resulted in 63 yards (3.5 per attempt) and one touchdown. In addition, he caught one pass for four yards.
In the passing game, Terry McLaurin had five catches for 73 yards.
2023 Stat Comparison
- Patriots Record: 2-7
- Commanders Record: 4-5
- The Patriots are compiling 289.4 yards per game on offense, which ranks them 27th in the NFL. On the defensive side of the ball, they rank 16th, allowing 333.4 yards per game.
- The Commanders’ defense has been a bottom-five unit in total defense this season, allowing 368.9 total yards per game, which ranks fifth-worst. On the offensive side of the ball, they rank 17th with 332.1 total yards per contest.
- New England has been a bottom-five scoring offense this season, ranking second-worst with 15.0 points per game. The defense ranks 26th in the NFL (25.3 points allowed per game).
- Washington’s defense has been bottom-five in scoring defense this season, allowing 27.2 points per game, which ranks third-worst in the NFL. Offensively, it ranks 18th with 21.2 points per contest.
- With nine forced turnovers (24th in NFL) against 14 turnovers committed (23rd in NFL), the Patriots’ -5 turnover margin is the fifth-worst in the NFL.
- With 13 forced turnovers (ninth in NFL) and 14 turnovers committed (23rd in NFL) this season, the Commanders rank 17th in the NFL with a turnover margin of -1.
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