The Cincinnati Bengals looked like a team lost at the controls during the Week 3 loss to the Washington Commanders on primetime. At home, the Bengals defense got rolled up and down the field with ease, allowing a rookie quarterback and a strong ground game to put up 38 points, mostly uncontested, while the team’s punter had the night off.

Here's where the Cincinnati Bengals rank on multiple Week 4 NFL power rankings lists after the team's loss to the Washington Commanders.

The Commanders score just 0.5 fewer points per game (20.5) than the Bengals surrender (21). Washington averages 74 more yards per game (362) than Cincinnati allows per contest (288). This season the Commanders have zero turnovers, three fewer than the Bengals have takeaways (3).