Commanders' loss to Packers exposes flaws, opens up questions in all three phases

The Washington Commanders suffered a disappointing loss against the Green Bay Packers, exposing flaws in all three phases of their game. The team managed only 230 yards of total offense, their lowest under quarterback Jayden Daniels, raising questions about the offensive unit's performance. The defensive unit also struggled, unable to contain the Packers' offense effectively. This performance has led to concerns about the team's overall defensive capabilities and the need for potential adjustments. Furthermore, the special teams unit failed to make a significant impact, further contributing to the Commanders' struggles. The loss has opened up discussions about the team's preparation, coaching, and overall strategy, as they look to address the issues and improve their performance in the upcoming games. The article highlights the Commanders' need to address these concerns across all three phases of the game to overcome the setback and regain their competitive edge.