Highlights and highlights of the Washington Soccer Team after the win over the Seahawks

With the nines, 10s, 11, 15s and 16s, Washington had the upper hand for second ball time as rarely had before. Behind a career-high 29 shot 111 yards by running against Antonio Gibson and a couple of clutch third conversions, Washington’s offense stayed on the field for 41 minutes and 40 seconds. According to Pro Football Reference, it was the franchise’s biggest period of possession in a match not played in extra time since September 23, 1984, when it held the ball for 43:12 in a match. 26-10 win on the New England Patriots.