The Washington Commanders had strong showings in all three phases of the game in their comeback win over the Los Angeles Chargers, 27-10. The victory marks Washington's first time beating the Chargers franchise on the road since 1986, according to the Washington Commanders’ Public Relations team .

The Commanders' offense saw the return of starting quarterback Jayden Daniels under center for the first time since he was injured in Week 2 against the Green Bay Packers; the game marked Daniels’ first game in his home state of California as an NFL pro. A second-quarter handoff fumble between quarterback Justin Herbert and wide receiver Quentin Johnston made all the difference for the Commanders.

The defense stepped up in a large way against a banged up Chargers offensive line, sacking qua

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