Anger, it turns out, only goes so far. The Commanders are struggling on both sides of the ball with a plethora of issues, some solvable, others potentially not, and not looking anything like the team that went to the NFC Championship game last year.

With a depleted wide receiver room, missing Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel and Noah Brown, rookie receiver Jaylin Lane was once again awarded the start out wide. He recorded his best game of the season as a receiver in the Commanders ' 44-22 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

After a 3-3 start, the Washington Commanders are searching for answers. The coaching staff breaks down the key issues plaguing the team in all three phases.

Commanders QB Jayden Daniels injured his hamstring against the Cowboys in Week 7. He will have an MRI but the injury is not viewed as major.

Dallas Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb had some strong words after his team's blowout Week 7 win over the Washington Commanders.

The Washington Commanders needed something to go their way after the Dallas Cowboys scored easily on the game’s opening drive and their offense got forced off the field on a three-and-out. Washington turned to their longstanding punter,

This latest turn means that Washington is without its top two receivers against the Cowboys, as star wideout Terry McClaurin will miss his fourth consecutive game with a quad injury. McLaurin returned to practice Wednesday as a limited participant, but he returned to the sideline on Thursday.

Sheldon Day gets his first elevation of the season, and this comes after Washington released DE Jalyn Holmes. The Commanders were missing Eddie Goldman due to illness last week, and their run game suffered. Day and Goldman will give them more size in the middle, as opposed to Holmes and Johnny Newton last week.