Commanders offense has become one-dimensional during three-game losing streak

Washington has slowly gotten away from that, as it only has 20 total team rushing touchdowns after Week 12, something that is very alarming.

Injury concerns have certainly been a part of the decrease in production in the running game. Running back Brian Robinson Jr. has missed three games, as well as leaving Sunday's loss in the first quarter with an ankle injury.

Jayden Daniels is the team's leading rusher, but his production has decreased since the hip injury that kept him out of the second half of the game against the Carolina Panthers. Daniels scored his first rushing touchdown since Week 4 on Sunday.

The rushing yards per game is something to make note of as well. For the season, Washington ranks fifth in rushing yards per game (147.8), but over the last three weeks, it is averaging well below that number (99.3), which ranks 19th over that three-game stretch.

Another factor that could play a part in the three-game losing skid for Washington is that the team has not yet had its bye week. Washington will not have its bye week until Week 14, marking the third straight season in which the Commanders have been given the last bye week.

A Week 13 matchup against the 3-8 Tennessee Titans will be a chance for the Commanders to bounce back and find their identity before heading into a much-needed bye week.

A loss to Tennessee would put immense pressure on head coach Dan Quinn to rally the troops and figure out what his team needs to fix over the final four games of the season.