Commanders plan quick pass attack against Buccaneers' weak defense, rely on Brian Robinson Jr

The Washington Commanders aim to leverage their quick passing game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, capitalizing on the Bucs' weaknesses in defending such plays, as they allow the second-most yards per game from quick passes. The Commanders’ passing attack complements their running game led by Brian Robinson Jr., which struggled when it was underutilized in a previous matchup. To succeed, the Commanders' defense must also contain the Buccaneers' fast-paced passing strategy, which features players like Baker Mayfield and Mike Evans.