Though the Giants defense kept them out of the end zone, the Commanders scored points on all seven possessions they had in the game (minus a kneel-down at the end of the first half), outgained the Giants 425 yards to 304 and had a time-of-possession edge of 37:32 to 22:38.

The Washington Commanders (6-2) enter Sunday's showdown against NFC East rival the New York Giants (2-6) as four-point favorites. When you first glance at the records of each team, you may think that the spread appears to be a bit low.

Close matchups in Week 10 of the NFL season brought the trolls out once again. The Pittsburgh Steelers held on to defeat the Washington Commanders 28-27 for their fourth straight victory. Russell Wilson connected with recently acquired wide receiver Mike Williams for 32-yards with 2:22 left in the fourth quarter for a go-ahead touchdown.