In a decisive Divisional Round clash, the Washington Commanders topped the Seattle Seahawks 20-10, securing their spot in the next stage of the playoffs. Both teams fought hard, but the Commanders showcased their offensive prowess to emerge victorious in this critical matchup. Leading the way for Washington was quarterback Jayden Daniels, who threw for 279 yards and two touchdowns, displaying both precision and poise under pressure. His favorite target, Santana Moss, racked up an impressive 124 receiving yards, proving to be a consistent threat throughout the game. Ashton Jeanty's 63 rushing yards added a balanced attack, allowing the Commanders to control the tempo and keep Seattle’s defense guessing. On the defensive side, Washington made key plays that shifted momentum, including an interception by The Rock that halted a potential scoring drive from Seattle. Although Nehemiah Pritchett of the Seahawks led the game in tackles with five, it was the Commanders' ability to pressure the quarterback and force turnovers that ultimately dictated the outcome. The turning point came late in the second half when Daniels connected with Moss for a touchdown, giving Washington a crucial two-score lead that the Seahawks could not overcome.