LANDOVER, Maryland — In a matchup of LSU Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks, Jayden Daniels rushed for a 14-yard touchdown in his lone possession, while Joe Burrow directed two touchdown drives in the Cincinnati Bengals'31-17 win over the Washington Commanders on Monday night.

Burrow did not suffer an injury and only played three drives, but many on social media pointed to the play as an unnecessary risk.

“Hopefully, he secured a spot for us,” Burrow said. “He’s a guy you can really count on. You have a guy you can trust like that. It’s very valuable.”

The Commanders' "first-team" offense, even without McLaurin and several starting offensive linemen, went 74 yards on four plays for a touchdown to begin the game.

Recent reports stated the Commanders are actively shopping last year’s starting running back Brian Robinson Jr., and the joint decision to not play him in Monday’s preseason game seemed to confirm it...

After the game, Commanders coach Dan Quinn told reporters that he and general manager Adam Peters met with Robinson on Sunday and that there are "a lot of moving parts" with the situation as it curre...

What would it cost to trade for the 30-year-old pass rusher? The Athletic reports that teams that reached out to Cincinnati asking about Hendrickson have been told that the asking

The Cincinnati Bengals reportedly turned down a trade offer for star defensive end Trey Hendrickson that was headlined by a Day 2 draft pick.

Hendrickson confirmed as much to ESPN during Monday night's Bengals-Commanders preseason game.