Washington at Cincinnati

Washington actually put together a good showing in its 21-18 win over the New York Giants in Week 2. The Commanders racked up 215 rushing yards on 6.1 yards per carry and rookie QB Jayden Daniels was 23 of 29 for 228 yards. Daniels has completed an impressive 75.5 percent of his passes through his first two games, but his offensive line needs to improve its pass protection as Daniels has been sacked seven times. Cincinnati still is seeking its first win after a tough loss at Kansas City and now must find a way to contain Brian Robinson, who ran for 133 yards for the Commanders last week. The Bengals have allowed an average of 159.5 rushing yards their first two games and have injuries on the defensive line. Washington is 12-5 UNDER its past 17 games against AFC opponents and Cincinnati has stayed UNDER five straight games versus the NFC East. The Bengals are 10-2 UNDER their past 12 September games. Joe Burrow was better against the Chiefs than he was in the season opener completing 23 of 36 for 258 yards and two TDs, but he and the Bengals haven't shown enough to cover this number. Take the Commanders and the UNDER.