The Arizona Cardinals will host rookie sensation Jayden Daniels and the Commanders in just a few hours. Arizona is aiming for 2-2 while the Commanders are trying to improve to 3-1.

It will be a battle of high-octane offenses, with Kyler Murray and Daniels both possessing dual-threat skills — and some strong players to get the ball to.

In a game that we expect to be high scoring, it should come as no surprise that the following bold predictions will favor the offense.

Of course, that doesn’t bode well for the defense.

Defense wins championships – it’s a shame neither team has a defense this season. Instead, the Cardinals and Commanders will rely on their offense to outscore their opponents. Luckily, both have extremely talented quarterbacks and can not only push the ball down the field, but also thrive as runners on the ground.

Murray has rediscovered his mobility this season, running for 161 yards and a whopping 10.7 yards per carry. Daniels came into the league as one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks from day one and quickly proved himself with 171 rushing yards and three scores on the ground.

We’ve seen Murray let the ball out a lot this season, and Daniels had an excellent passing performance against the Bengals. If this game is a sign of things to come, we could see JD5 putting up video game numbers.

Against a weak defense, Murray and Daniels will likely go crazy. Both QBs will total more than 300 yards between pass and rush. I could also see each of them scoring three touchdowns, but I won’t double that for now.

Both of these defenses are ill-prepared to compete against superstar receivers MHJ and F1, who have suffered breakthroughs over the past two weeks after a slow start to the year. I expect fireworks from these two guys.

Harrison will have little competition for targets with Trey McBride out with a concussion, while McLaurin has emerged as Jayden Daniels’ favorite target. The two receivers will likely have big days and are must-haves in fantasy football.

In keeping with the QBs’ big days, these top receivers will also have field days. Both receivers reach more than 120 yards. Also, don’t be surprised if both find the end zone.

Somehow, someway, the Cardinals racked up nine sacks this season despite not having a true ace pass rusher. It’s a testament to the coach’s ability to create a pass rush, but we also give credit to the players for the execution.

Against the Commanders, the Cards will have to take advantage of their chances with Daniels, who has already been sacked nine times this season behind one of the worst offensive lines in the league.

Don’t be surprised if Arizona turns up the heat and puts Daniels on the turf multiple times…In the same breath, don’t be surprised if Daniels improvises and gains yards on broken plays.

The Cards will sack JD5 four times, but the rookie QB will reach the end zone with his legs twice. I could also see him running for over 50 yards in the contest.