"A trip to the Los Angeles Chargers awaits, who'll be furious after dropping a winnable game against the New York Giants in what was rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart's regular-season debut for the G-Men. Any team coached by Jim Harbaugh is going to be a tricky proposition to overcome. They are tough, physical, and boast some outstanding playmakers on both sides of the football. However, they are also dealing with some injury issues, particularly regarding key personnel on the offensive line."
"Now, the Commanders don't have the elite pass-rushers New York brings to the table. They are also vulnerable in the secondary, which was supposed to be an area of strength. Jayden Daniels has a chance to get back into the lineup, but he isn't the only injured star that Washington is missing greatly right now. The Commanders have a chance, especially if they limit the ever-increasing influence of rookie running back Omarion Hampton."
Washington travels to SoFi Stadium after a 2-2 start to face a Chargers team coached by Jim Harbaugh that remains physical and playmaker-rich. The Chargers have suffered key offensive-line losses, including Rashawn Slater's season-ending complication, and Joe Alt's availability is uncertain, reducing their edge presence. Washington lacks elite pass rush and shows vulnerability in the secondary, while Jayden Daniels' potential return may not fully offset defensive absences. Containing rookie running back Omarion Hampton would improve Washington's chances, but overcoming the Chargers' talent and home-field advantage remains a difficult task.
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