Commanders Win Third Straight, Defeat Cardinals

The Washington Commanders secured a dominant 42-14 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, marking their third consecutive win. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels excelled, throwing for 233 yards and a touchdown while also running for a score, becoming the fourth QB in Super Bowl history to achieve four rushing touchdowns in his first four games. After a slow start that included his first career interception, the Commanders' offense rebounded with scoring drives on every second-half possession, showcasing their efficiency. Jeremy McNichols and Brian Robinson Jr. contributed significantly to the ground game, with both players scoring touchdowns. Arizona struggled to maintain momentum after their initial touchdown, as Kyler Murray was sacked four times and the Cardinals' defense faltered against Washington's offensive onslaught. With this win, the Commanders improve to 3-1 and take the lead in the NFC East.