Commanders' 7-4 season marred by 1-3 record vs. winning teams; future bright with easier schedule ahead under Adam Peters and Dan Quinn

The Washington Commanders have had a solid season with a 7-4 record, but a concerning trend is their 1-3 record against teams with winning records, losing those games by an average of 5.3 points. Questionable decisions in recent games, such as Dan Quinn's call against the Eagles, have contributed to their challenges, along with roster areas needing improvement like the offensive line and secondary. Despite these setbacks, the Commanders have the eighth-easiest remaining schedule and potential for growth, indicating a promising future as the franchise continues to build under Adam Peters and Dan Quinn.