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Commanders Continue Domination Over Panthers With Brian Robinson TD

As the Washington Commanders build a 17-0 lead, running back Brian Robinson Jr. shines with a career-high touchdown count.

Joanne Coley

Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. (8) runs for a first down against the Cardinals during a game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, on Ariz. Sept 29, 2024.
Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. (8) runs for a first down against the Cardinals during a game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, on Ariz. Sept 29, 2024. / Patrick Breen/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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As fans eagerly await an update on the status of Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels, the Commanders have taken a 17-0 lead over the Carolina Panthers. The latest score came from running back Brian Robinson Jr., who capped off a quick four-play, 59-yard drive with an impressive eight-yard touchdown run. This marks Robinson’s sixth touchdown of the season, setting a new career high and underscoring his growing importance to the Commanders' offense.

The drive was not without its highlights, as Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown played a pivotal role by drawing a crucial 29-yard pass interference penalty against Panthers cornerback Chau Smith-Wade. This penalty helped keep the drive alive.

With the offense clicking and a solid lead, Wasington is looking to build on their momentum as they navigate the game without their starting quarterback. The defense has already made its mark, and now the offense is stepping up to ensure Washington remains in control. As the game progresses, the focus will be on maintaining this lead while keeping an eye on Daniels’ condition and potential return.


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Joane Coley
JOANNE COLEY

Joanne Coley, from Prince George’s County, MD, is a communications professional passionate about storytelling and sports. She holds a bachelor’s in Communications from Kent State University and a Master’s in Communications/Public Relations from Southern New Hampshire University. Since 2018, she has served as Communications Manager at the Council of the Great City Schools. A foodie and traveler, Joanne is also a former state champion in high school shotput and standout athlete in softball.

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