Jayden Daniels, the standout quarterback for the Washington Commanders, is coming off a historic rookie season where he not only won the Offensive Rookie of the Year but also led his team to the NFC title game, a feat accomplished by only six rookie quarterbacks since the AFL-NFL merger. Despite his accolades, Daniels remains focused on self-improvement, emphasizing the importance of honing his skills and eliminating tendencies that could hinder his performance in the upcoming season.

In his first year, Daniels completed 69% of his passes, averaging 7.4 yards per attempt while tossing 25 touchdowns against just 9 interceptions, along with a remarkable 891 rushing yards and 6 rushing touchdowns. His performance ranked him eighth in expected points added per dropback, surpassing the previous year’s Offensive Rookie of the Year, C.J. Stroud. With the offseason acquisitions of Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil to bolster his supporting cast, Daniels aims to build on his success and prove his worth once more as he prepares for the new season.