We’ve all seen the graphics showing how teams led by Kliff Kingsbury, the Washington Commanders’ offensive coordinator, faded over the second half of their respective seasons. Minimal production in the past two weeks and the team’s three-game losing streak put these numbers in the spotlight.

The Washington Commanders are in the middle of a three-game losing streak, with the much-vaunted offense not playing to the high standards set in the early part of the season.While all three losses have been by one score or less,

Kliff Kingsbury tried to dismiss questions about his offense's staying power. Now, the problem is pressing after the Commanders' loss to the Cowboys

It’s difficult to isolate one reason the Washington Commanders’ offense has dipped over the past month. The messy, overlapping pile of explanations includes subpar health, continued issues with talent, luck, more difficult competition, a short week and the mental toll of 11 straight weeks without a bye.