Wilson faced relentless pressure in his Giants debut, pressured on 19 of 45 dropbacks with 2 sacks, 6 QB hits, and 13 hurried throws. Pocket discomfort limited his downfield chances (avg target depth 6.7 yards) and his EPA per pass sank to -0.41. The Giants’ run game offered little relief, piling up just 72 rushing yards on 22 tries while Washington posted 219 and 3.1 per attempt.

Ground production leaned heavily on Wilson, who scrambled 6 times for 39 yards and added 4 on two designed runs, while the o-line’s five starters all graded under 66.0 in the first pass. James Hudson III was the clear liability with eight pressures; Van Roten, Eluemunor, Runyan and Schmitz each yielded multiple pressures as well.