The Washington Commanders (4-1) travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens (3-2) in a highly anticipated Week 6 matchup. Both teams come in hot, with Washington riding a four-game winning streak and Baltimore looking to maintain their dominance in the AFC North. The Commanders, led by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, have been putting up points in bunches, averaging 31 per game. Daniels has thrown for 1,135 yards with 4 TDs and 2 INTs, and his connection with star wide receiver Terry McLaurin has been vital to the Commanders’ early-season success. Complementing the passing game is the ground attack, led by Brian Robinson Jr., who has accumulated 325 rushing yards.

The Ravens counter with a potent offense led by former MVP Lamar Jackson, who has already amassed 1,206 passing yards, 9 TDs, and only 1 INT. Baltimore’s run game, bolstered by Derrick Henry’s 572 rushing yards, is one of the best in the league, averaging 211.2 rushing yards per game. The key battle in this matchup will be Washington’s high-scoring offense against Baltimore’s defense, which has allowed just 25.2 points per game but struggled against efficient passing attacks. Defensively, Washington has been stout, allowing only 23 points per game, while Baltimore’s defense has shown vulnerabilities in the secondary, giving up 280.2 passing yards per game. Expect both teams to lean on their strengths: Washington will try to push the tempo through the air, while Baltimore aims to control the clock with their run game. This game should be a close contest with high scoring potential.