Mark Tyler is a sports journalist specializing in local coverage of the Washington Commanders for Hog Haven. With a focus on providing analysis and insights into the team's performance, Mark's articles highlight standout players (studs) and underperforming players (duds) in each game.
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Washington’s final preseason game against the Patriots was a tale of two halves. The Commanders put up goose eggs in the first and second quarters, but got on the board in the third quarter with a...
Washington laid a massive egg against Tampa Bay on Sunday afternoon in head coach Dan Quinn’s Commanders debut. It was a complete failure in all three aspects of the game. The offense sputtered and...
Washington finally ended their incredibly long home losing streak, and their losing streak to the New York Giants all at newly minted Northwest Stadium Sunday afternoon.It wasn’t a pretty win...
Oh what a game!!!Washington took on Cincinatti in primetime Monday evening, and the showdown didn’t disappoint. For those who enjoy good offensive football, this game had plenty. Neither team...
I have been a Washington fan since I was six years old. I have been fortunate enough to see some great games during my time as a fan. Yesterday’s performance ranks right up there with some of the best and most complete games I’ve seen Washington play in the last two decades.
The Browns came to visit Landover and the Commanders laid an absolute THUMPING on them running away with a 34-13 victory. This game was so out of hand that the coaches pulled Jayden Daniels in favor of Marcus Mariota early in the fourth quarter. It was an absolutely GLOROUS day to be a Commanders fan!
If you were looking for a stress-free Sunday afternoon, the game delivered just that. There was really no doubt from start to finish in this contest as the Commanders defense came out and set the tone early with a pick-six from Dante Fowler. Washington would cruise to an easy 40-7 victory.
The banged-up Commanders, who were playing without rookie left tackle Brandon Coleman, lost Cornelious Lucas during the game, and had their rookie signal caller dealing with a rib injury, marched...
This was a weird game to watch. It didn’t really seem like Washington was clicking on all cylinders either offensively or defensively, yet they controlled the game from start to finish. The Refs tried everything they could to help the Giants out, but in the end, Washington’s offense proved to be too powerful for the G-Men to stop. It may not have been pretty, but Washington walked away with a 27-22 victory and will still lead the NFC East.
The Commanders ran into a well-coached team with an excellent defense on Sunday afternoon at home. The Steelers played Jayden Daniels’ dual-threat ability well all game, and did enough to make him look uncomfortable for the first time all year. The run game averaged just 2.7 yards per carry and the offensive line had a hard time protecting Daniels. It didn’t help that the Commanders’ pass-catchers dropped a bunch of passes, and the refs made some bad calls and missed some other obvious ones.
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