Author: Eric Lazari

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Hailing originally from Virginia's Tidewater region, I've since found my home and settled in sunny Southern California. My family's deep-seated connection to athletics and competition has been an intrinsic part of my life, influencing my journey and molding my unique viewpoint. I’ve had a lifetime of passion for all things sports, especially the Washington Commanders, NFL, and combat sports.

In the aftermath of a disheartening 45-10 defeat against the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving, the Washington Commanders find themselves not only grappling with the aftermath of the loss but also contending with a significant coaching shake-up. Ron Rivera Axes Del Rio and Vieselmeyer Amidst Thanksgiving Turmoil Head coach Ron Rivera announced today the dismissal of defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio and defensive backs coach Brent Vieselmeyer. Rivera acknowledged the contributions both coaches made to the organization over the past four seasons, expressing gratitude for their efforts and wishing them the best in their future endeavors. Defensive Struggles: A Drastic Decline…

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No two teams have a richer Thanksgiving Day tradition than the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers, but this will be the first time these two teams will meet on Thanksgiving Day since 2013.  In their previous Week 11 games, both teams showcased resilience, with each coming off wins in dramatic fashion with heroics. Previous Victories and Momentum The Packers, riding high on the arm of Jordan Love, snapped a seven-game streak of scoring under 21 points with a resounding win. Love’s impressive performance, connecting with key playmakers, has injected new life into Green Bay’s offense. On the other…

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As the Thanksgiving festivities kick off, the NFC East rivalry takes center stage, with the Washington Commanders facing off against the Dallas Cowboys in the middle chapter of a Thanksgiving Day Trilogy. The turkey is on the line, and both teams are hungry for a win. Dallas, coming off a convincing victory against Carolina, is looking to maintain its dominance against sub-500 teams. Dallas Cowboys Dominance: A Common Denominator Dallas has been impressive this season, boasting seven wins against teams like the Giants, Jets, Patriots, Chargers, Rams, Giants (again), and the Panthers. Interestingly, none of these teams have an above…

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In a battle for respect, revenge, and redemption, the Washington Commanders, led by quarterback Sam Howell, are gearing up to face the New York Giants in Week 11. The Giants, grappling with a season marred by injuries, present an opportunity for the Commanders to bounce back and prove their mettle. The State of the New York Giants The Giants’ season appears to be on life support, with injuries taking a severe toll on the team. The once-promising roster is now a shadow of itself, leaving Head Coach Brian Daboll scrambling for answers. The Giants’ defensive struggles and the transition to…

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The Los Angeles Chargers (4-5) and the Green Bay Packers (3-6) are set to face off in a Week 11 showdown, both teams hungry for a victory after suffering heartbreaking losses in Week 10. The Chargers, coming off a gut-wrenching defeat with a 41-yard field goal sealing their fate, are now on a mission to reclaim their .500 status. On the other side, the Packers are looking to bounce back from their own heartbreak, falling short in the final moments against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Los Angeles Chargers vs. Green Bay Packers: A Faceoff of Two Sub-.500 Teams The matchup presents…

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In another standout performance during the Washington Commanders’ Week 10 loss against the Seattle Seahawks, quarterback Sam Howell was exceptional on the field again, completing 29-of-44 passes for 312 yards and scoring three passing touchdowns. In the 4th quarter of the Seattle Seahawks game, Sam Howell finally found his groove by coming back twice, scoring passing touchdowns to tie the game. The first touchdown tied the game at 19-19 with 8 minutes remaining, and Howell passed for another touchdown to tie the game at 26-26 with just 52 seconds left in the game. Howell seemingly just ran out of time…

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