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Sonny Styles is the son of an NFL player. But Sonny and his brother, Lorenzo Styles Jr., weren’t necessarily locked in on the NFL as kids. They grew up in Pickerington, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus, where their dad played at Ohio State. The message from their parents: Try everything.
The Washington Commanders finally showed some glimmers of hope in Week 3. Washington got a massive win against Seattle despite not having QB Jayden Daniels because of injury. One Commanders rookie played a big part in that thrilling victory early in his NFL career.
Plus, Deshaun Watson might have earned himself a longer leash as the Browns' starting quarterback
Losing your first three games is a gut punch very few teams can recover from, which injected an air of panic into Sunday's action.
The Carolina Panthers weren't a dominant rushing team. In the first two weeks of the season, Carolina had a 50 percent rushing success rate. In today's loss to Cleveland, the Panthers had a 30.4 percent rushing success rate.
The Washington Commanders stunned the Seattle Seahawks 33-31 behind Marcus Mariota and a clutch defense. Here are our Week 3 report card position grades.
According to Jonathan Jones of The Athletic, multiple NFL executives critiqued Daniels for not having surgery, questioning the Commanders quarterback over this risky decision that could put his financial future at risk.
NFL Week 3 continues Sunday when the Washington Commanders host the Seattle Seahawks. Start time, how to watch live, streaming and NFL TV schedule.
Austin Ekeler spent the past two seasons with the Washington Commanders, suffering a torn Achilles early in 2025.