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The Commanders brought the game to the wire on Sunday but ended up with a tie against the New York Giants. Logan and Craig spend this episode breaking down the film from the game and looking at what went right, wrong, and how we ended with a tie.

First, the guys take a look at the offense, specifically they look at how Heinicke and the passing game operated against Wink Martindale's defense. While Logan and Craig admit that there were well-done plays, there were more issues with passing and Heinicke sailed a few too many balls.

Next, the guys talk about the finally confirmed Commanders offense being a run-centric offense and what that might mean for the future with lines and how they will attack upcoming games.

lastly, the guys take a look at the Commanders defense and at the overtime plays. Logan says that the Defense didn't play well, but well enough to get the tie and Craig has some questions regarding actions the Commanders took in overtime.

The Commanders brought the game to the wire on Sunday but ended up with a tie against the New York Giants. Logan and Craig spend this episode breaking down the film from the game and looking at what went right, wrong, and how we ended with a tie.

The guys take a look at the offense, specifically they look at how Heinicke and the passing game operated against Wink Martindale's defense. While Logan and Craig admit that there were well-done plays, there were more issues with passing and Heinicke sailed a few too many balls.

The Commanders brought the game to the wire on Sunday but ended up with a tie against the New York Giants. Logan and Craig spend this episode breaking down the film from the game and looking at what went right, wrong, and how we ended with a tie. 

The guys talk about the finally confirmed Commanders offense being a run-centric offense and what that might mean for the future with lines and how they will attack upcoming games.

The Commanders brought the game to the wire on Sunday but ended up with a tie against the New York Giants. Logan and Craig spend this episode breaking down the film from the game and looking at what went right, wrong, and how we ended with a tie. 

The guys take a look at the Commanders defense and at the overtime plays. Logan says that the Defense didn't play well, but well enough to get the tie and Craig has some questions regarding actions the Commanders took in overtime.

The Washington Commanders and the New York Giants close out the game with a 20-20 tie. Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman break down the game and say that as much as we all hate ties, this was a "successful tie". The guys give credit to the offensive game plan right up until the end of the game and Heinicke for avoiding a lot of pressure. But this was a game of missed opportunities.

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The Washington Commanders play their first of two straight games against the New York Giants this weekend. Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman break down how the two teams match up - starting with whether or not Scott Turner should put more on Taylor Heinicke's plate thanks to potentially favorable matchups on the outside, or whether they should stick with their run-heavy game plan.

Then, we talk about how the Washington defense stacks up against a high-variance Giants offense led by Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley.

Finally, we answer the question everyone has been asking: does Logan want to coach in the NFL?

The Washington Commanders play their first of two straight games against the New York Giants this weekend. Logan and Craig break down how the two teams match up - starting with whether or not Scott Turner should put more on Taylor Heinicke's plate thanks to potentially favorable matchups on the outside, or whether they should stick with their run-heavy game plan.