Commanders fans dominated in London game vs. Colts

The Commanders faced a loss in London to the Colts, despite the presence of enthusiastic fan support. According to Colts safety Camryn Bynum, who spoke to the Indianapolis Star, Commanders fans were the best-traveling among the teams he's played against overseas. Bynum speculated that their proximity on the east coast may have contributed to their strong showing, though the six-hour flight still posed a challenge.

The Commanders' maroon-clad crowd of over 60,000 was largely dominant, yet this didn't affect their outcome. The Commanders ended up losing the game 30-13. The team's performance was also impacted by the injury of backup quarterback Marcus Mariota, who underwent knee surgery, forcing rookie Athan Kaliakmanis to step up and play a significant role in the game.