Quarterback: A
Gone were Lamar Jackson’s fumbled snaps and extended plays from his dazzling shootout against the Bengals, replaced by a poised, efficient performance that calmly ripped apart the Commanders defense. Jackson registered 0.40 EPA per dropback and a whopping 12.4 yards per attempt against a 40.6% Washington blitz rate, per NextGen Stats. He consistently made the right pre-snap adjustments and threw pinpoint passes downfield. His one blemish was an opening-drive overthrow that ricocheted off of Mark Andrews’ outstretched hands for Jackson’s second interception of the season. He responded with three scores in Baltimore’s next four possessions before mounting several long drives to kill the game in the second half.