Commanders Dominate Browns with Balanced Attack

The Washington Commanders secured a decisive 34-13 victory over the Cleveland Browns, marking their fourth consecutive win and improving their record to 4-1, a start not seen since 2008. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, despite an early interception, threw for 238 yards and rushed for 82, showcasing his resilience and contributing significantly to the win. The Commanders' defense, previously struggling, was pivotal in the victory, sacking Browns QB Deshaun Watson seven times and holding the Browns to a single third-down conversion out of 13 attempts. The Browns, now 1-4, continued their offensive struggles with Watson yet to surpass 200 passing yards in a game this season. Key performances also came from Washington's running backs, who collectively rushed for 211 yards and three touchdowns, highlighting both offensive and defensive dominance. The Browns’ only touchdown occurred in the final minutes, underscoring their ongoing difficulties.