A complete disaster for the Washington commanders in Minnesota.

You see Dan Quinn and Jaden Daniels leaving the field there.

I've been in that tunnel in a lot of stadiums, watching a lot of players walk off the field after losses.

Never seen a scene like that. It was silent. To a man, dead silence. Welcome into U.S. Bank Stadium.

We're here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where the commanders just had the worst loss of their

season. One of the worst losses this organization's had in some time, their first time being

shut out since 2019, which happened during a tropical storm, which is why there was no offense.

This was a disaster.

You got Jaden Hurd again.

Zach Hertz possibly done for his career

and just an absolutely abysmal performance from this team.

You and I said in the show last week,

I'm getting a little tired of how everybody's getting a little congratulatory

after what was a loss.

You lost your seventh game in a row row and there was some semblance of, man, we fought hard.

Well, that's a result.

It was embarrassing start to finish early on in this thing.

J.J. McCarthy's been a train wreck.

Washington lets him go right down the field to score the first touchdown of the game.

Okay, got to respond. Washington responds with a really good drive. First, a goal from the four.

On first down, you run it. Chris Rodriguez, three-yard gain. Second a goal from the one.

Trick play, more or less. A jumbo set pass to Brandon Coleman. Completely covered up.

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