It took the Commanders two trips into the red zone to do that, but they took a 7-0 lead over the Browns late in the first quarter.

Running back Brian Robinson nailed a four-yard run to the end zone for the seven-point lead.

Washington’s first trip to the red zone was unsuccessful. Cleveland’s defense had kept Jayden Daniels at bay the first few plays. But on third-and-13, the young quarterback was able to escape the pressure, roll to his right and fire a beautiful deep ball to Terry McLaurin for a 66-yard gain.

But Cleveland’s defense stuck with it, with linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah coming up with an interception on third down to temporarily keep Washington off the board.

But with another Browns three-and-out, the Commanders got the ball in Cleveland territory and it didn’t take long for them to score. The club got fourth-and-2 at the 14 with a 10-yard run by Austin Ekeler – who is back for Week 5 after missing the Week 4 win with a concussion.

Then Robinson broke tackles to get into the paint on a four-yard run.

Daniels has started 5-of-8 for 85 yards with an interception.