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Bengals vs Commanders Monday Night Football Highlights

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The Week 3 Monday Night Football between Bengals vs Washington Commanders match was anticipated as a battle between two of LSU’s greatest quarterbacks. Also, the match indicates the school’s two most recent Heisman Trophy winners.

Both Jayden Daniel and Joe Burrow shone perfectly in the high-scoring affair. Burrow became the second quarterback of the 2024 NFL season. He threw at least 300 yards and three touchdowns in a single game, joining Andy Dalton.

Moreover, it was Daniels who stole the attention of the match by leading the Commanders to a 38-33 upset win. 

Daniels put together a remarkable game that displayed why commanders made him the No. 2 overall pick in the NFL 2024 draft. he showcased his elite-level mobility, along with his impressive downfield passing ability.

When the fixture list was created, LSU fans would have circled the game of Bengals vs Commanders to watch Joe Burrow and Daniels go head-to-head. However, there were some more important matters to consider for NFL fans. 

The Bengals came into the match with a 0-2 record, and they required a win prominently to put their season on track. On the other hand, the Commanders had a 1-1 record entering this game. The Commanders were looking to display their capability that they were well ahead of their expected progress this season. The Commanders potentially took down an AFC contender.

Joe Burrow showed no signs of his wrist injury and his connection with Ja’Marr Chase came alive. However, this Monday Night Football was all about Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels. 

Cincinnati was at home and their first drive was spectacular. the third quarter started in the same vein with a 62-yard kickoff return setting up a touchdown drive for Jayden Daniels. The rookie quarterback got his first passing touchdowns in his career, throwing to offensive lineman Trent Scott. 

The fourth quarter of the game saw the Washington commanders attempt and succeed with a field goal. They attempt it for the only time in the game to lead 31-20. There is another touchdown by the Bengals with a failed two-point conversion. Here, a defensive pass interference took place by Jeremy Chinn on Tee Higgins was not called. It made 31-26. 

Within the two-minute warning, Ja’Marr Chase connected with Joe Burrow again to bring the score to 38-33 for Commanders. This is how the game ended after they failed to recover the onside kick. 

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