Quick facts and numbers from Commanders' preseason loss to Ravens

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Commanders’ offense was non-existent, and the defense wasn’t any better as the Commanders were embarrassed by the Ravens 41-3 in Baltimore on Friday.

Ravens simply carving up and embarrassing #Commanders at this point, 24-0 2Q 3:40
First Downs 14-1
Total Plays 35-13
Total Yards 228-48

— Ivan Lambert (@IvanLambert18) August 28, 2026

Here are some of the quick facts and numbers from the Commanders’ preseason Week 3 slaughter:

• The Ravens finished with 26 first downs while the Commanders produced only seven.
• 41 Washington Commanders were declared to be out for tonight’s final preseason game.
• Six Commanders receivers did not play; Luke McCaffrey and Van Jefferson did play. Both had one reception for 17 yards.
• Former Commanders receiver Chris Moore caught three passes on the Ravens’ opening possession, including a difficult touchdown reception down the right sideline.
• Commanders rookie RB Kaytron Allen fumbled on Washington’s first play from scrimmage. He followed that up by fumbling again the next time he touched the ball. Fortunately, his second fumble was not lost.
• “This is gross right now, quite frankly,” said former Washington Redskins linebacker London Fletcher during the third quarter, on the Commanders radio broadcast of the game.
• The Commanders’ offense was a weak 1-for-12 on third downs. That lone first down came in the game’s last minute.
• The Commanders were out-gained 456-177 by the Ravens.
• The Commanders’ offense averaged 3.4 yards per pass and 3.4 yards per rushing attempt.
• Punter Tress Way got a good workout with seven punts, including one for 57 yards.

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