The Commanders have an opportunity to redeem themselves against the Chargers with a similar matchup awating on Sunday

It's time to move on from the loss to the Atlanta Falcons, but the Washington Commanders need to bring one takeaway from it this week when they hit the road.

The Commanders have another away game on the schedule as they take on the Los Angeles Chargers , and one matchup will be a challenge if they don't learn from how they played against Bijan Robinson.

Chargers' rookie Omarion Hampton saw how the Commanders played against Robinson, and he's probably itching to do the same on Sunday, but that can't happen.

Commanders can't repeat history

Through the first three games of the season, the Commanders' run defense ranked in the top-10, which is a vast improvement, but then they ran into Robinson last week. Robinson put up 75 yards and a touchdown on the ground, with another 106 yards through the air on only four catches. The Commanders' road struggles will continue if they come out with the same effort against Hampton.

It was a slow start for Hampton's rookie season, but he's found his groove over the last two weeks and showed that he's the threat that everyone knew he could be. He had a career day against the New York Giants last week with 128 yards on the ground.