As Washington backup safety and special teamer Jeremy Reaves exited the raucous visiting locker room, headphones covering his ears, he pointed in the direction of quarterback Jayden Daniels. He said only two words.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Washington Commanders combined to accomplish a feat no two teams had in more than 80 years. During their clash on Monday Night Football, neither the Bengals nor the Commanders turned the ball over or punted. It was the first game with no turnovers or punts since 1940. That is crazy.

The Washington Commanders are 2-1 after Monday night's shocking 38-33 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Washington Commanders improved to 2-1 with a 38-33 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on “Monday Night Football” at Paycor Stadium. Here are four key moments from the game: 1. Fourth-down conversion precedes game-sealing touchdown: Leading 31-26 with less than five minutes remaining,

The Washington Commanders vs. Cincinnati Bengals game will be played tonight. The Bengals come into Week 3 winless, despite a close loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2. The Washington Commanders enjoyed a 21-18 victory over the New York Giants last week.

NFL season concludes with a Monday Night Football nightcap between the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals in a game that could dictate the tenor of the AFC North for the rest of the season.

CINCINNATI – Communication issues were at the heart of the defensive struggles that had as much to do with the unraveling of the Cincinnati Bengals’ 2023 season as anything else. Monday night’s performance against the Washington Commanders and rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels was worse than anything we witnessed a year ago.