For the Commanders, rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels announced himself to the NFL with an electric performance last Monday, leading Washington to a big road upset of the Cincinnati Bengals. Daniels’ stat line (21-for-23, 254 yards, two touchdowns, plus a rushing TD to boot) was matched by numerous highlight-reel plays, and the Commanders’ 38-points was the team’s highest single-game total since 2020.

Between Daniels’ play and Washington stringing together back-to-back wins, there is some hope in the nation’s capital that the Commanders could get on a roll and end an eight-season streak of finishing below .500.

Arizona, meanwhile, is looking to get back on track after coming up short in a hard-fought Week 3 loss to the Detroit Lions. Despite an impressive defensive performance in which the Cardinals shut down a high-powered Lions offense after halftime, the Cardinals couldn’t complete a comeback thanks to issues on offense. Though Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison Jr. continued their promising connection with another touchdown, the Cardinals will aim to improve on a rushing attack took a big step back after totaling 231 yards in a Week 2 drubbing of the Los Angeles Rams.