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On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Washington Commanders, 28-27. The Steelers won their seventh game in a row thanks to a touchdown pass from Mike Williams, who they acquired in a trade at the deadline. Dan Quinn, head coach of the Commanders, discussed the most painful aspect of the loss.

To quote ESPN’s Jon Keim, “The missed opportunities sting the most” according to Quinn. The Washington Post’s Nicki Jhabvala published a paraphrased quote. “Dan Quinn acknowledged that he was aware the game would be challenging and that the outcome was consistent with his predictions regarding Pittsburgh’s attack. However, he emphasized that the lessons to be learned are the instances of’missed opportunities.'”

One of the game’s final plays was the most glaring squandered chance. A fourth and one was forced by the Commanders’ defense, which used up all three of their timeouts. To win, the Steelers need just one yard. The Huskies are already within field goal range if they fail to grasp the concept. The Steelers’ victory was sealed when rookie Johnny Newton leaped offside.

If the Commanders had given Daniels a second opportunity to go into field goal range with more than a minute to play, it would have been a significant boost to their team. Due to a dubious situation on fourth and eight, Washington was unable to score on their initial attempt. Despite the setback, their enchanted season continues.

Despite heartbreaking defeat, commanders must press forward.

Rusty Wilson (3) of the Pittsburgh Steelers embraces quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) of the Washington Commanders following their game at Northwest Stadium. Pictures by Geoff Burke-Imagn

Among the most interesting NFL tales of the year has been Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders. They improved from last year’s second-worst record to take first place in the NFC East and are now in a fantastic position to reach the playoffs. If they were to win the division, it would be their first postseason berth since 2020.

The Commanders have one night to get over this loss before they face battle against another team come Thursday. In Daniels’ inaugural primetime NFL game, the team travels to take on the Eagles. In light of the fact that Dak Prescott’s season is likely coming to an end, this game might decide the division winner.

Their fan following has been longing for a season with Daniels, Quinn, and the Commanders for more than 30 years. Despite Washington’s storied football past, the last two decades have been nothing short of spectacular. It has been a long time since they had a quarterback this exciting, with the exception of Robert Griffin III’s one memorable season.

Thursday night’s game against the Eagles is a must-win for the Commanders if they want to make it back to the playoffs.