Washington Commanders vs Baltimore Ravens box score, match player stats and summary feat. Jayden Daniels and Lamar Jackson

Two of the hottest offenses in the NFL locked horns at M&T Bank Stadium today with both the Washington Commanders and Baltimore Ravens top of their respective divisions. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels has looked hot to start the year but this Ravens defense is not quite one to walk all over.

The Ravens looked to get things going early but Lamar Jackson ended up throwing his second interception of the season that pulled Baltimore back. Washington failed to take advantage of that pick to the fullest but got on the board with a field goal to get things going.

Derrick Henry picked up the first touchdown for the Ravens, marking his eighth of the season and 101st of his career. That TD also made Henry the first player with a rushing TD in each of his team’s first six games since Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson in 2005.

The Commanders answered right back with Daniels' 7-yard TD toss to Terry McLaurin, capping off a 70-yard scoring drive.

The first half ended with Mark Andrews picking up his first touchdown of the season, giving the Ravens a 17-10 lead.

Washington Commanders vs Baltimore Ravens box score

The third quarter saw Henry pick up right where he left off, picking up his ninth touchdown of the season, putting some daylight between Baltimore and Washington.

The Commanders kept their streak of converting on 3rd down going but couldn't quite figure out how to get into the end zone.

The Ravens, meanwhile, kept their scoring drives going to ultimately win this one 30-23 with Zay Flowers, Derrick Henry and Mark Andrews coming up big time.

Washington Commanders vs Baltimore Ravens match player stats

The Ravens improve to 4-2 before heading to Tampa next week to take on the Buccaneers.

Meanwhile, the Commanders slipped to 4-2 and will go up against the Carolina Panthers in Week 7 and hopefully have Brian Robinson Jr. back from injury.