Quick facts and numbers from the Commanders' Week 13 loss to Broncos

The Washington Commanders pushed the Broncos to overtime before falling 27-26 at Northwest Stadium in Landover on Sunday night in Week 13 NFL action.

Here are some of the quick facts from the Washington Commanders' Week 13 loss at home to the Denver Broncos.

• Washington has now lost seven consecutive games (3-9) while the Broncos have won nine consecutive.

• Zach Ertz led all receivers with 10 receptions for 106 yards. He moved to fifth all-time in tight ends career receptions, passing Shannon Sharpe (815).

• The Broncos entered the game leading the NFL in quarterback sacks with 49. They sacked Marcus Mariota twice for -18 yards.

• Terry McLaurin being back made a big difference, as he collected seven receptions for 96 yards.

• The Broncos accumulated 402 total yards, averaging 5.8 yards per play.

• Bo Nix finished 29 of 45 for 321 yards, 1 passing TD, 1 INT, and was sacked once for -6 yards.

• Commanders took a 7-6 lead on Chris Rodriguez 8-yd run with 2:21 in the half. It was the first time Washington had a first half lead since leading Dallas in Week 7, 8-7 in the first quarter.

• RB Chris Rodriguez. ran for his fourth touchdown this season. He now has run for a touchdown in the last three home games.

• Washington rushed for 77 first half yards in 16 carries. It is the most the Broncos have surrendered in the first half since Week 9.

• Commanders trailed 13-7 at the half, and are now 0-7 this season when trailing at halftime.

• Treylon Burks' spectacular TD catch is his first as a Commander in three games. With the Titans, he played 3 seasons and 27 games and only had one touchdown reception.

• Bobby Wagner's interception of Bo Nix early in the fourth quarter was his second this season. It was Washington's first takeaway in their last three games.

• Frankie Luvu's 4th quarter sack of Bo Nix is his third of 2025.

• Broncos now have eight one-score wins this season.

• Commanders have now played back-to-back overtime games for the first time since the Redskins did so in 1975.

• Commanders ran 85 offensive plays, Broncos only 69. Washington outgained Denver 419-402.

• Washington gained 143 yards on 33 rushes: Mariota 55, Rodriguez 41, McNichols 30, Croskey-Merritt 20, Samuel -3.

This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Washington Commanders: Quick facts, stats from Week 13 loss to Broncos