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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

Commanders beat the Eagles 27-10 behind Jayden Daniels

Plus, MCPS says its 4,100-student enrollment drop isn't about private schools or homeschooling.

The Daily Rockville team1 story12 sources4 min read

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The Commanders beat the Eagles 27-⁠10 after trailing 10-⁠0 early

Washington beat Philadelphia 27-⁠10 on Sunday night

  • Philadelphia Eagles10
    Washington Commanders27
    FinalWashington scored 27 unanswered points at Northwest Stadium.

Sources: WJLA, FOX 5 DC

The Commanders gave the DMV a Monday-morning lift. Jayden Daniels threw for 217 yards and a touchdown as Washington beat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 on Sunday night in Landover, scoring 27 unanswered points after trailing 10-0.

It's Washington's first win in more than a month, and Daniels' first as a starter since Oct. 5, 2025. The defense sacked Tanner McKee five times, and the Commanders got their second win of the season.

  • Record: Commanders 2-4-1, Eagles 2-6
  • Eagles: sixth straight loss, last in the NFC East
  • Standings: two games behind first-place Giants in the NFC East
  • Next: Rams at Washington, Sun., Nov. 8, 1 p.m.

5sacks of Eagles quarterback Tanner McKee

Washington also intercepted him once and held Philadelphia to 268 total yards.

Sources: WJLA, FOX 5 DC

Coach Dan Quinn said the team still has work to do: "We need plenty of work on penalties, the false starts in particular." Fans outside sounded upbeat, though.

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Enrollment

The number of students who left Montgomery County Public Schools for private or homeschooling had a net increase of fewer than 100 from last school year to this one, according to the district at Monday's school board meeting in Rockville. Enrollment dropped by about 4,100 students, the largest drop since the 2019-2020 to 2020-2021 school year. Bethesda Magazine

Parade

The annual Montgomery County Thanksgiving Parade returns to downtown Silver Spring on Sat., Nov. 21, at 10 a.m. It starts at Ellsworth Drive and Fenton Street, heads south on Georgia Avenue and ends at Silver Spring Avenue. The MoCo Show

Earnings

Gaithersburg-based Emergent Biosolutions reported a third-quarter loss of $32.7 million on Monday, on revenue of $110 million. It expects full-year revenue of $600 million to $645 million. WTOP News

Emergent Biosolutions lost money in the third quarter

$32.7 million
third-quarter loss
$110 million
in third-quarter revenue
64 cents
loss per share

Source: WTOP News

Purple Line

About 20 people joined Friday's bus tour of longtime local businesses affected by construction. Each stop got a welcome sticker marking it as a . The Diamondback

Home

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Terps

Andre Mills had 22 points and 11 rebounds as Maryland beat Bucknell 96-67 in Monday's season opener at College Park. The Terrapins led 44-30 at halftime. Bay to Bay News

Maryland out-rebounded Bucknell 54-⁠22 in a 96-⁠67 win

96Final points67
44Halftime points30
54Rebounds22
28Offensive rebounds6

Source: Bay to Bay News

Auditor

Marcel Emerson was confirmed as Prince George's County's new auditor on a 6-1-1 vote. County leaders continue to debate investigations into nonprofit grants and county oversight. WUSA9

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Burritos are coming to the Woodmont Triangle. Takoma Park's Mission-style burrito shop San Pancho plans to open a second location in Bethesda next spring. The new space is larger, with an outdoor dining patio and a full café menu. Co-owner Carolina McCandless grew up in Bethesda. Spring can't come soon enough.

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Commanders beat the Eagles 27-10 behind Jayden Daniels

Plus, MCPS says its 4,100-student enrollment drop isn't about private schools or homeschooling.

The TLDR

  1. Commanders beat the Eagles 27-10 in Landover
  2. MCPS says private school and homeschooling don't explain its enrollment drop
  3. Silver Spring's Thanksgiving Parade returns Sat., Nov. 21
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