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GO, GIBSON, GO. Antonio Gibson goes for a 73-yard TD! #WashingtonFootball 📺: #WASvsBUF on FOX 📱: NFL app pic.twitter.com/eB6NShoVY2
Washington
Commanders o45.5
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Buffalo
Bills -7.5
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 WAS | 0 | 14 | 0 | 7 | 21 |
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 BUF | 7 | 20 | 9 | 7 | 43 |
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Game Charts
Player Prop Bets
Week 3 Top Prop Bets Accuracy:
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| Player | Stat | O/U | Proj | Diff | RESULT |
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 S. DiggsBUF - WR | REC | 7.3 | 0% (7.3) | 6 ( Over ) | |
L. ThomasWAS - TE | REC YDS | 45.4 | 0% (45.4) | 42 ( Over ) | |
A. GibsonWAS - RB | RUSH YDS | 73.3 | 0% (73.3) | 31 ( Over ) | |
D. SingletaryBUF - RB | REC YDS | 15.4 | 0% (15.4) | 0 ( Under ) | |
T. HeinickeWAS - QB | PASS COMP | 21.4 | 0% (21.4) | 14 ( Over ) | |
 D. KnoxBUF - TE | REC | 2.7 | 0% (2.7) | 4 ( Over ) | |
 D. BrownWAS - WR | REC YDS | 28.2 | 0% (28.2) | 0 ( Under ) | |
 T. McLaurinWAS - WR | REC | 5.7 | 0% (5.7) | 4 ( Over ) | |
 J. AllenBUF - QB | PASS YDS | 263.9 | 0% (263.9) | 358 ( Over ) | |
L. ThomasWAS - TE | REC | 4.5 | 0% (4.5) | 4 ( Over ) | |
A. HumphriesWAS - WR | REC | 3.6 | 0% (3.6) | 1 ( Over ) | |
D. SingletaryBUF - RB | RUSH + REC YDS | 69.4 | 0% (69.4) | 26 ( Over ) | |
D. SingletaryBUF - RB | RUSH ATT | 12.8 | 0% (12.8) | 11 ( Over ) | |
A. GibsonWAS - RB | REC | 2.7 | 0% (2.7) | 1 ( Over ) | |
S. DiggsBUF - WR | REC YDS | 87.3 | 0% (87.3) | 62 ( Over ) | |
D. SingletaryBUF - RB | REC | 2.4 | 0% (2.4) | 1 ( Over ) | |
T. McLaurinWAS - WR | REC YDS | 76.5 | 0% (76.5) | 62 ( Over ) | |
J. AllenBUF - QB | PASS TDs | 2 | 0% (2) | 4 ( Over ) | |
J. AllenBUF - QB | PASS COMP | 23.8 | 0% (23.8) | 32 ( Over ) | |
A. GibsonWAS - RB | REC YDS | 17.6 | 0% (17.6) | 73 ( Over ) | |
D. KnoxBUF - TE | REC YDS | 30.3 | 0% (30.3) | 49 ( Over ) | |
C. BeasleyBUF - WR | REC | 5.1 | 0% (5.1) | 11 ( Over ) | |
C. BeasleyBUF - WR | REC YDS | 56.4 | 0% (56.4) | 98 ( Over ) | |
J. AllenBUF - QB | RUSH YDS | 34.2 | 0% (34.2) | 9 ( Over ) | |
A. HumphriesWAS - WR | REC YDS | 33.6 | 0% (33.6) | 7 ( Over ) | |
D. BrownWAS - WR | REC | 2.3 | 0% (2.3) | 0 ( Under ) | |
A. GibsonWAS - RB | RUSH ATT | 16.8 | 0% (16.8) | 12 ( Over ) | |
D. SingletaryBUF - RB | RUSH YDS | 54 | 0% (54) | 26 ( Over ) | |
A. GibsonWAS - RB | RUSH + REC YDS | 90.9 | 0% (90.9) | 104 ( Over ) | |
J. AllenBUF - QB | PASS ATT | 34.5 | 0% (34.5) | 43 ( Over ) | |
T. HeinickeWAS - QB | PASS TDs | 1.5 | 0% (1.5) | 2 ( Over ) | |
T. HeinickeWAS - QB | PASS YDS | 234.1 | 0% (234.1) | 212 ( Over ) | |
T. HeinickeWAS - QB | PASS ATT | 36.1 | 0% (36.1) | 24 ( Over ) | |
J. AllenBUF - QB | PASS + RUSH YDS | 298.1 | 0% (298.1) | 367 ( Over ) | |
J. AllenBUF - QB | RUSH ATT | 5.9 | 0% (5.9) | 4 ( Over ) | |
T. HeinickeWAS - QB | PASS + RUSH YDS | 246.7 | 0% (246.7) | 233 ( Over ) | |
T. HeinickeWAS - QB | RUSH YDS | 12.6 | 0% (12.6) | 21 ( Over ) | |
E. SandersBUF - WR | REC YDS | 52.6 | 0% (52.6) | 94 ( Over ) | |
E. SandersBUF - WR | REC | 4.1 | 0% (4.1) | 5 ( Over ) | |
 T. BassBUF - K | XPM | 2.7 | 0% (2.7) | 4 ( Over ) | |
D. HopkinsWAS - K | XPM | 1.6 | 0% (1.6) | 3 ( Over ) | |
J. McKissicWAS - RB | REC | 3.2 | 0% (3.2) | 2 ( Over ) | |
J. McKissicWAS - RB | REC YDS | 29.1 | 0% (29.1) | 15 ( Over ) | |
J. McKissicWAS - RB | RUSH + REC YDS | 43.5 | 0% (43.5) | 38 ( Over ) | |
J. McKissicWAS - RB | RUSH YDS | 14.4 | 0% (14.4) | 23 ( Over ) | |
Z. MossBUF - RB | REC YDS | 6.3 | 0% (6.3) | 31 ( Over ) | |
Z. MossBUF - RB | REC | 0.9 | 0% (0.9) | 3 ( Over ) | |
Z. MossBUF - RB | RUSH ATT | 6 | 0% (6) | 13 ( Over ) | |
Z. MossBUF - RB | RUSH + REC YDS | 33.3 | 0% (33.3) | 91 ( Over ) | |
Z. MossBUF - RB | RUSH YDS | 27 | 0% (27) | 60 ( Over ) | |
G. DavisBUF - WR | REC YDS | 29.2 | 0% (29.2) | 23 ( Over ) | |
G. DavisBUF - WR | REC | 2 | 0% (2) | 1 ( Over ) | |
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Game News
Josh Allen just ran across the field to give Logan Thomas a big hug #BillsMafia #WashingtonFootball pic.twitter.com/RZGjtLUjm7
Gearing up for his second start of 2021, Washington Football Team QB Taylor Heinicke has chance to cement his status as starter. My story: nfl.com/news/washingto…
🚨 Washington K Dustin Hopkins just recovered a fumble off a kickoff 🚨 cc: @PatMcAfeeShow
Micah Hyde on Tre White shadowing Terry McLaurin: "That's Tre'Davious, he's able to shadow a guy like that. I got a lot of respect for 17, he's a play maker, having Tre'Davious on him was ideal for us."
Jamin Davis with a big stop. For the growing pains, he's done a nice job covering over the middle. Stays with his man so little room to run after the catch.
After 10 quarters, Chase Young is still looking for his first sack of the season. #WashingtonFootball
After the Dyami drop a million Twitter people said to play Cam Sims. So what do we say after the Cam Sims drop?
Had them 3rd and 15. Third and 15! no pressure by the front four, except for Daron Payne. Allen looked shaky. And they let him off the hook. The TD was then inevitable.
Washington is starting the second half with a 5-1-5 look and Cole Holcomb being the lone linebacker. Bobby McCain and Kam Curl are the safeties
Kendall Fuller very nearly pulled off this INT, got both hands under the ball. Only dropped it because it hit Knox's knee on the way up, which knocked it out pic.twitter.com/MgRWSEiu3a
#Bills OL Jon Feliciano said he thinks Washington DT Jonathan Allen is the best player on WFT's front. "Dude's a werewolf."
Washington OL Saahdiq Charles, TE Sammis Reyes, and CB Darryl Roberts among the active-roster players getting in a pre-game workout. Usually a good indication they're not playing. The team already ruled out DT Matt Ioannidis because of a knee injury.
Dyami Brown has to catch the easy ones. Had a simple 3rd and 7 conversion in his hands here, dropped it. pic.twitter.com/YNQwJNbUOz
From the team: Brandon Scherff is all good. Had the wind knocked out of him
The Washington Football Team is set to play the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. EDT.
Now, we know what Washington’s inactive list will look like for the game against the Bills.
Washington listed defensive tackle Matt Ioannidis, offensive tackle Saahdiq Charles, tight end Sammis Reyes, defensive end Shaka Toney and cornerback Darryl Roberts as inactive.
This list is no surprise. The only new addition is Ioannidis, one of the most important players on defense. Ioannidis injured his knee in the Week 2 win over the Giants and missed practice time last week. He did not make the trip to Buffalo
William Jackson PI calls happening quite a bit early this season.
Benjamin St-Juste did a decent job sticking with Diggs. Needs to be very careful about giving Diggs inside leverage, though. Won't miss on those too often
i broke down that incredible Josh Allen to Emmanuel Sanders touchdown pic.twitter.com/DJLdMwiQgV
Beasley secured 11 of 13 targets for 98 yards in the Bills' 43-21 win over Washington on Sunday.
It was a prototypical Beasley stat line, with the veteran possession receiver not notching a catch longer than 22 yards and easily establishing a new season high in receptions along the way. Beasley also tied his high-water mark in targets, and he could wreak havoc once more against the Texans in a favorable Week 4 matchup.
#Bills RB Snap % vs. WFT in first half (unofficial): Zack Moss - 55.6% Devin Singletary - 42.2%
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders has done a lot in his career and has played on some talented teams.
Sanders, 34, has proven he can put up the numbers and has done so numerous times. But with the Bills, he isn’t concerned with that.
Instead, Sanders just wants to win and get himself another Super Bowl title.
His actions have matched his words as well, as just last week against the Miami Dolphins, the veteran laid a block that sprung running back Devin Singletary for a touchdown. The play caught some national attention, even
Grief can be a powerful motivator and the Bills have experienced it firsthand the last couple of weeks.
Following last week’s win, running back Zack Moss shared that he had lost his aunt prior to the game. This week, it was offensive coordinator Brian Daboll.
Following the Bills’ 43-21 thumping of the Washington Football Team, quarterback Josh Allen shared that Daboll had lost a loved one as well.
“Daboll lost his Grandma this past week. She was, you know, the woman that raised him,†Allen said via video conference. “He had a pretty tough week and to go out there and play the way we did and execute the way we did… I know him and his family are hurting right now, but it’s just crazy how the roles are reversed.â€
I used to grapple with this, but now it is clear to me — Nagy cannot adapt to the talent he has available to him. He learned a scheme from Reid and has yet to install in four years. Brian Daboll, please.
Man, @gregolsen88 predicted a breakout season from Dawson Knox and he looks like a wise man through two-plus games. #Bills #BillsMafia
Excellent clock management by the #Bills at the end of the first half to squeeze out a 48-yard field goal by Tyler Bass.
Diggs secured six of 10 targets for 62 yards in the Bills' 43-21 win over Washington on Sunday.
Diggs turned in a relatively vanilla stat line by his lofty standards, although his numbers were still useful to fantasy managers rostering him in PPR formats in particular. The star receiver has been partly victimized by the Bills' passing attack not taking center stage thus far this season until Sunday, but it was still disappointing to see him fail to score on a day Josh Allen threw four touchdowns. Diggs will look to boost his overall numbers back up at the expense of the vulnerable Texans in Week 4.
Micah Hyde said the offense today was the offense the Bills know and love.
Mitch Trubisky just floated a ball down the right sideline to Gabriel Davis. Didn't seem affected much. We shall see. twitter.com/BillsAndBCLaw/…
#Bills inactives vs. Washington: RB Matt Breida OT Tommy Doyle DE Efe Obada DE Boogie Basham DT Harrison Phillips
Tre'Davious White's fifth career forced fumble give the Bills the ball back.
Jordan Poyer said he's going to be fine after a late injury scare against Washington. #Bills #BillsMafia
Siran Neal, elite gunner. Downs the Matt Haack punt at WFT 1-yard line. Neal posted on his IG that he lost his grandfather recently. He missed practice on Friday for personal reason. Obviously playing with a heavy heart today.
Dion Dawkins took a moment to say this game was for Brian Daboll. Guessing he means because Dabs has taken some heat past few games. Wanted to make him look good.
Commentators are praising Washington's special teams there but that's 100% on Isaiah McKenzie not running up and fielding it. Cam Sims gains seven on first down.
Sean McDermott on playing in windy conditions today- "That's why we have the quarterback that we do." #Bills #BillsMafia @News_8
Matt Milano on NFL's 10 most underappreciated players list | #Bills Today buffalobills.com/news/matt-mila… pic.twitter.com/T9xSX4bLVs
10. I'm going with no. But, fun fact! Jake Kumerow has been targeted on 100% of the routes he has run this season. He has run only one route. twitter.com/CaptPantalones…
Matt Breida, Tommy Doyle, Efe Obada, Boogie Basham and Harrison Phillips are inactive for today's game vs. Washington Football Team. A.J. Epenesa's play has left no room for Efe and Justin Zimmer is now getting the nod again over Harrison.