They're down and one.

Bowls on the ground.

And it's recovered by Nashon Wright.

Joe Buck on the call last night on what was without question,

the biggest mistake of a game littered with them last night. I think for the first time in the 24

games he has played as Washington's starting quarterback. And in one of the eight games that he

has started and lost, Jaden Daniels was a big reason why they lost. There were other reasons, but as he described it,

his lack of focus on that play was costly. Washington is three and three, and they deserve it.

Good morning, everybody. Max is with me. Ben will join us later in the show. Your chance to weigh in in about an hour. I've got a

pretty long game take list of things that I liked, and there were things to like, but a lot

more things to not like from a disgusting 25-24 loss to the Bears on what turned out to be a much wetter and breezier and sort of

depressing night in Landover. You know, you look at this game after the fact, but even during

the fact, both teams made enough bad plays to deserve the loss.

Washington just made more of them.

And now, at 3 and 3, with a brutal part of their schedule, at least as it appears now,

coming up, their season is a bit in the balance, hanging in the balance. They have road games at Dallas

and Kansas City in the next two games. They're going to face one of the best offensive

teams in the league with, let's face it, one of the worst defenses in the league once again.

They're going to go to Kansas City on a Monday

night, and then they get to come home against Seattle and Detroit. This is a four-game stretch

before they go to Madrid that I think has a chance to tell the tale on Washington's 20-25 season.

They better win at least two of these games in right now what is a loaded, loaded NFC.

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