The Commanders' offense scored 24 first-half points against the Cleveland Browns and could have scored at least 38 points if not for a Jayden Daniels overthrow (ultimately a turnover) and a missed read on another drive. Nevertheless, Washington’s high-powered offense managed to hang 34 points on a very talented Browns defense as they cruised comfortably to a comfortable 21-point home win. The performance was impressive for several reasons, the leading cause being the dynamic quarterback Jayden Daniels, who continues to impress as the weeks move on. Secondarily, there is the execution across the board and the selfless nature of every person on the offense, eager to make winning plays for their teammates.
Film Session: Washington’s offense flourishes off the backs of their playmakers
