The Washington Commanders' offense against the Baltimore Ravens got off to a slow start. In fact, both teams got off to a slow start on Sunday, as the game was tied at three points each until midway through the second quarter.

Ravens star running back Derrick Henry got the opponent on the board, which seemingly woke up Washington's offense. Commander's rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels led the team on an eight-play, 70-yard drive. He finally got the team into the end zone with a seven-yard touchdown pass to Terry McLaurin.

McLaurin was always a star for Washington, despite not having had a quarterback with the skills that Daniels had in his career. Now he's starting to shine, with a legitimate star in the middle.

Daniels benefits for the same reason. The fact that he has a star quarterback to consistently target has made his entry into the league incredibly loud and much easier. At the end of the first half, the two teams are now tied at ten points.

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