Packers deliver a statement win as Green Bay throttled Washington 27-18, smothering the Commanders with a -0.23 EPA per dropback and stifling the run even when boxes were light. Washington’s ground game never found rhythm, while Green Bay’s aerials clicked behind a trio of young receivers who cashed in on opportunities after Jayden Reed’s injury. Kraft led the Packers’ receiving surge, with Doubs and Wicks earning heavy targets and 300 air yards between Kraft, Doubs, Wicks and Golden. Terry McLaurin remained the focal point for Washington but didn’t translate volume into production, and Zach Ertz provided the Commanders’ most productive receiving line. The Packers’ defense and efficiency on early downs set the tone, offering a blueprint for how to lean into GB’s D and the growing WR depth in fantasy lineups.