There were two versions of the Washington Commanders on the field against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The first that showed up looked more like the Commanders team that was expected to start the season, minus Jayden Daniels. The offense was moving the ball -- at times, almost with ease against the Chiefs' top 10 defense. The Chiefs were just as effective, but the defensive changes the coaching staff promised earlier in the week seemed to be working. The unit played faster and forced turnovers, doubling their season total in two quarters.

If the first half was what fans hoped they would see from the Commanders in the second season of Dan Quinn's tenure, the second half was more of what the team had looked like for many of the previous seven games. The offense flashed at times but couldn't sta

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