LANDOVER, Md. — The Giants expected fans to meet a new offense Sunday, one led by a capable, experienced quarterback in Russell Wilson .

What Giants fans got was more of the same from last season . An offense that couldn’t score or make enough downfield plays. A quarterback who failed to impress. A final result that felt all too familiar.

The Giants’ 21-6 loss to the Commanders at Northwest Stadium wasn’t just a thud. It was a bellyflop similar to the missed tackles when Deebo Samuel’s 19-yard touchdown run with 7:09 remaining closed the door on any comeback.

“Thought there were times we did some good things, but obviously not enough,” coach Brian Daboll said. “Six points, it’s tough to win a game. Didn’t feel like we got into much of a rhythm, particularly on early downs.”

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