The Commanders vs Eagles stats from Week 8 2026, show how Washington flipped the script on the Eagles. After trailing 10-0 early, Washington scored 27 unanswered points and shut out Philadelphia for the final three quarters in a 27-10 home win.
Here are some of the numbers that tell the tale:
339 – Total yards for the Commanders. The Eagles finished with 268.
217 – Passing yards for Jayden Daniels on 16-of-29 with one touchdown and zero interceptions.
212 – Passing yards for Tanner McKee on 23-of-34. He threw no touchdowns and one interception.
135 – Rushing yards for Washington on 26 carries. Efficient and physical.
Under 100
91 – Rushing yards for the entire Eagles team. Saquon Barkley was held in check.
81 – Receiving yards for Treylon Burks on three catches. Big-play threat all night.
56 – Yard field goal by Drew Stevens late in the first quarter. It got Washington on the board.
55 – Rushing yards for Rachaad White on 11 carries and one touchdown.
54 – Receiving yards for Antonio Williams on five catches.
42 – Yard field goal by Stevens in the fourth quarter that made it 19-10.
39 – Yard field goal by Stevens just before halftime for a 13-10 lead.
38 – Receiving yards for Stefon Diggs on three catches and the tying touchdown.
35 – Sack yards against McKee. Washington’s pass rush got home five times.
33 – Longest run of the night by White.
30 – Rushing yards for Barkley on 13 carries and his only score.
27 – Final points for the Commanders. Their highest output in weeks.
26 – Minutes and 29 seconds of possession for Washington. They did more with less time.
25 – Yard field goal by Stevens in the third quarter.
23 – Completions for McKee. Volume without production.
17 – First downs for the Eagles. Washington had 16.
16 – Completions for Daniels. Efficient and mistake-free.
11 – Fourth-quarter points for the Commanders. They closed strong.
10 & Under
10 – Points for Philadelphia. All came in the first quarter.
8 – Yard touchdown pass from Daniels to Diggs that tied the game.
5 – Sacks by the Commanders defense. Dominant second-half pressure.
4 – Field goals by Drew Stevens. He was the steadiest weapon on the field.
3 – Points the Eagles scored after the opening drive. Complete defensive clampdown.
2 – Sacks allowed by Washington’s offensive line.
1 – Rushing touchdown for Rachaad White. The one-yard plunge iced it.
1 – Interception thrown by McKee. Washington’s lone takeaway.
0 – Second-half points for the Eagles. That sealed the deal.
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