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BILLS OFFENSE: OVERALL (5), RUSH (7), PASS (10), SCORING (8) BILLS DEFENSE: OVERALL (5), RUSH (19), PASS (6), SCORING (T-5) COMMANDERS OFFENSE: OVERALL (19), RUSH (17), PASS (15), SCORING (7) COMMANDERS DEFENSE: OVERALL (10), RUSH (17), PASS (12), SCORING (17) TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL: Bills even; Commanders plus-1 BILLS PLAYER TO WATCH: RB James Cook. The second-year player had a career-best 123 yards rushing on 17 carries against Las Vegas. His output was the most by a Bills running back since LeSean McCoy had 156 in 2017.

COMMANDERS DEFENSE: OVERALL (4), RUSH (17), PASS (5), SCORING (T-8). BRONCOS OFFENSE: OVERALL (23), RUSH (17), PASS (20), SCORING (T-22). BRONCOS DEFENSE: OVERALL (17), RUSH (3), PASS (20), SCORING (T-12).

A day after assuming control of the Washington Commanders, Josh Harris beamed about taking over the NFL team he and co-owner Mitch Rales rooted for as kids. “I grew up with Sonny Jurgensen, Billy Kilmer, Joe Theismann, Mark Rypien, Doug Williams, Joe Gibbs, the Hogs, Darrell Green, John Riggins and the rest of these legends and three Super Bowl championships,” Harris said.

The pressure is certainly on fourth-year coach Ron Rivera to show a group led by Josh Harris and including Magic Johnson that he deserves to stick around beyond this season. To try to make that happen, he has hired Eric Bieniemy as offensive coordinator, fresh off the longtime assistant winning the Super Bowl again with Kansas City. Rivera and Bieniemy are also putting faith in another new quarterback, 2022 fifth-round pick Sam Howell, to be the starter after just one game of NFL experience.

Sam Howell was still in middle school the last time the Baltimore Ravens had lost a preseason game. On Monday night, he helped put an end to one of the NFL’s most peculiar runs of success. Washington's new starting quarterback threw for 188 yards and two touchdowns as the Commanders edged the Ravens 29-28 on a last-minute field goal.