Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals: How to watch, TV channel, streaming, start time, injury report and stats

Fresh off a thrilling win on Monday night against the Cincinnati Bengals, the Washington Commanders (2-1) travel to Glendale for a matchup with the Arizona Cardinals (1-2) on Sunday afternoon.

Commanders rookie QB Jayden Daniels made national headlines with his sensational performance against Cincinnati, throwing 2 TD passes while running for another in his team's 38-33 win. Veteran wide receiver Terry McLaurin also posted his best game of the new season, recording 4 catches for 100 yards and a touchdown.

On the other side, the Cardinals possess two of the most dynamic playmakers in the NFL in QB Kyler Murray and rookie WR Marvin Harrison Jr. Arizona hung with the Bills in Week 1, blew out the Rams in Week 2, then were stifled in a 20-13 loss to the Lions last Sunday.

How to watch Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals, TV channel and streaming

Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals will be available to watch on bet365's Sports Live Streaming and broadcast locally on FOX, which can be viewed through linear and cable TV and streamed on live TV streaming apps such as YouTubeTV or FuboTV.

The game can also be streamed using NFL+ and NFL Sunday Ticket, both of which require a paid subscription.

Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals start time, date and venue

Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals will kick off at 4:05 PM ET / 1:05 PM PT on Sunday, September 29 from State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals injury report

Commanders: CB Emmanuel Forbes Jr. (thumb - questionable), DE Clelin Ferrell (questionable), RB Austin Ekeler (questionable - concussion)

Cardinals: OT Kelvin Beachum (questionable), TE Trey McBride (questionable - concussion), DT Khyiris Tonga (questionable - knee), OT Jackson Barton (questionable - toe), DT Justin Jones (questionable - triceps)

Washington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals stats

• Jayden Daniels' 141.7 passer rating against the Bengals was the second-highest of any QB in Week 3 (Josh Allen - 142.1)
• Daniels' 91.3% completion vs. the Bengals set a new NFL rookie record for completion percentage when throwing 20+ passes in a game.
• Daniels (171 rushing yards) trails only Ravens QB Lamar Jackson (254) in rushing yards by a QB through 2024 Week 3.
• The Commanders offense ranks 6th in NFL in yards per game (360) and 5th in points per game (26.3).
• The Cardinals offense ranks 4th in the NFL in points per game (27.3) and 7th in yards per game (345.5)
• Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. leads the NFL in yards per reception (19.8) among WRs with 10+ catches this season.
• The Commanders defeated the Cardinals 20-16 in 2023 Week 1

What Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn said...

On any surprises from QB Jayden Daniels' performance through the first three games: "You know, I don't try to put what he can and can't do on there, but what I have seen and what I expected to see was his improvement. I think you may have heard me say the bigger the challenge, sometimes with him, the bigger the smile and that's on the field to go. So, here it is another challenge. This week, different fronts, good blitz package, a lot of stuff to throw out of him, so he'll be ready for that as well."

On what he has seen from WR Luke McCaffrey and DB Mike Sainristil from training camp to now: "Yes. What I've seen early is a little bit what I've seen late. By that I'll say these guys are like a rare level of competitor, they just don't back down. I knew Mike also had leadership skills early on, where guys would look to him, not just the other rookie class, but some of the defensive backs as well. So, I would say that's what I saw. As they're growing into their season, they're just three games in. So, each of these opportunities, they're so important. I think when we look back a few months from now, some of the mistakes that guys make early, they don't make late. But you do have to fight through some of those with the guys. And I have unbelievable belief in them about what they're capable of becoming. And that sometimes happens with the youngest players to make sure they get the experience, so by the time December and January football does come, they've lived through some of those. They have some scars to look back on and they're really better for that."

What Commanders QB Jayden Daniels said...

On the last few days and on if playing well on Monday Night Football is different than a big game in college: “Nah, it was just another game to me. I guess everybody says a primetime game, all eyes are watching. For me, it's like, man, maybe if some kid who never watched me play before was able to turn on that game and watch me play and be inspired by somebody.”

On anything specific last week that led to his connections with WR Terry McLaurin: “Man, pieces fell in place. It wasn't anything specifically, we just kept working, kept growing. And that's the testament to Terry, who he is as a pro. Be able to just be out there and be patient, because like I said before, it's not going to be smooth sailing, going to have some adversity, have some rollercoaster, some ups and downs. So, salute to Terry.”

What Commanders Offensive Coordinator Kliff Kingsbury said...

On if it feels different coaching there now given his history with the Arizona Cardinals: "No, not really. I have a great appreciation for the place and the players. Obviously, you look at the film, [Arizona Cardinals S] Budda Baker, I'm still in awe of the way he plays the game. [Arizona Cardinals S] Jalen Thompson, [Arizona Cardinals WR] Zay [Jones], I mean all those guys. So, it's exciting to get to play a bunch of guys you know and have a bunch of respect for. But other than that, it's just been a short game week after Monday, so it's been all work."

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