Commanders Dominate Rain-Soaked Showdown, Gibson’s Season Cut Short

In a Week 7 battle that could only be described as cold, rainy, and difficult to watch, the Commanders left their mark by stifling the Giants. New York’s quarterback, Daniel Jones, faced a tough night, making quick but often ill-advised decisions, resulting in a staggering 5 interceptions and just 8 completions. The Commanders’ defense proved to be an impenetrable force, allowing the Giants to score a mere 3 points.

On the offensive front, running back Robinson Jr. emerged as the star of the game, amassing an impressive 112 rushing yards and finding the end zone twice. His performance was nothing short of extraordinary, averaging an astounding 7.6 yards per carry. However, the victory was tempered by the unfortunate news of Antonio Gibson’s season-ending injury. Gibson suffered a partial tear in his PCL, leaving the Commanders in a precarious position as they scramble to find a suitable backup for Robinson Jr. for the remainder of the season.

With Gibson in the last year of his contract, it appears likely that he will be seeking a new team in the upcoming offseason. The Commanders, meanwhile, face the challenge of maintaining their momentum in the absence of their dynamic running back.