Daniels Drops a Big One: Commanders' Offense Stumbles
The Washington Commanders' offense has been up and down all season, but they took a serious hit in Week 6 against the Chicago Bears. The biggest blunder? A dropped pass by star tight end Logan Thomas that could've been a huge play.
It all happened in the second quarter. The Commanders were driving downfield, looking to tie the game. On 2nd and 10, quarterback Sam Howell threw a perfect pass to Thomas, who was wide open in the end zone. But Thomas just couldn't hold on. The ball bounced off his hands and landed incomplete.
It was a brutal missed opportunity. The Commanders had to settle for a field goal, and they ended up losing the game 12-7. It's a painful reminder that even the best players can make mistakes.
The drop by Thomas highlights a bigger issue for the Commanders: inconsistent playmaking. They've had plenty of chances to score points this season, but they haven't been able to capitalize on them. This is a team that's desperately searching for identity and consistency, and this dropped pass was a microcosm of that struggle.
The Commanders need more from their key players. It's not enough to just get close. They need to make big plays when the opportunity presents itself. If they want to turn things around, they need to find a way to finish.