While McSorley's stats might not be the flashiest, his performance was more efficient than Driskel's. He completed 12 of 21 passes for 125 yards and a touchdown, leading a comeback that ensured the Commanders ended the preseason on a high note.
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With Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariotta sitting the preseason finale out, it was Jeff Driskel that got the start. He went 12/18 for 73 yards but he never had Washington in scoring position. That wasn't the case with Trace McSorley who was playing golf just a a couple weeks ago, but Washington signed him and as their QB4. He played great, leading back to back TD drives. The first one was finishes off by Kevin Wiley who got a play by play call from veteran linebacker Bobby Wagner.
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