Washington Commanders' starting defensive end Clelin Ferrell has been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals due to a knee injury. This decision comes after Ferrell, who has been dealing with knee issues this season, recorded a sack in Week 2 against the New York Giants. The Commanders' defense is struggling, currently ranking 29th in scoring and 22nd in yards allowed per game. Coach Dan Quinn reassured that Ferrell's injury is not long-term, but his absence will be felt as the team looks to improve their defensive performance.
- Clelin Ferrell's absence is a significant blow to the Commanders' struggling defense.
- Ferrell has been dealing with knee issues but is not expected to have a long-term injury.
- Washington's defense ranks poorly, and they will need to step up in Ferrell's absence.