The Cincinnati Bengals could get a significant piece of their offense back for Week 3's showdown with the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football. Fifth-year wide receiver Tee Higgins returned to practice on Thursday and was listed as limited on Cincinnati's

McLaurin could be due for a breakout game, but the Commanders’ offense has also shown to be balanced. Running backs Brian Robinson Jr. and Austin Ekeler have combined for 221 yards rushing and 151 receiving. The Bengals might be 0-2, but the difference between their first and second games was night and day.

The Cincinnati Bengals are trying to get back on track after yet another slow start. They're used to it by now, having started 0-2 in five of the last six seasons. Cincinnati has a chance to stop the skid when the Washington Commanders (1-1) come to town on Monday night.