The Washington Commanders are arguably the surprise of the season, entering Sunday with a 7-2 record and leading the NFC East. An offense firing on all cylinders led by rookie QB Jayden Daniels and a multiple offense that’s been hard to slow down, the Pittsburgh Steelers held them in check for most of the day. While Washington still posted 27 points, Daniels had one of his worst games of the year and the Commanders’ offense didn’t function as smoothly against the Steelers’ defense as it had in the previous nine. Pittsburgh came out on top with a hard-fought 28-27 win.
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