Daniels: Washington expects a giant leap in 2025 from the star QB

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Jayden Daniels: The Commanders Star Keeps Shining

Jayden Daniels, the talented quarterback for the Washington Commanders, has shown that his brilliance on the field has not diminished. During the first week of season practices, Daniels exhibited the same joy and skill that characterized him in his rookie year, maintaining his focus on the game and his ability to lead the team.

Washington’s offensive coordinator, Kliff Kingsbury, expressed his enthusiasm for Daniels’ performance, highlighting his motivation and the speed with which he plays, allowing his natural gifts to shine. Kingsbury expects a big jump in Daniels’ performance this season.

Last season, Daniels was awarded the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, after throwing for 3,568 yards and 25 touchdowns, in addition to running for 891 yards and six touchdowns. He led the Commanders to a 12-5 record and an appearance in the NFC Championship.

The Commanders’ management has reinforced the team around their star player, with the addition of key players like Laremy Tunsil and Deebo Samuel, and the selection of Josh Conerly Jr. and Jaylin Lane in the draft. Coach Dan Quinn highlighted Daniels’ commitment, his relentless focus, and his ability to connect with his teammates.

“There is no hesitation in Jayden Daniels. He is as focused and relentless as one could be to improve. We appreciate it.”

Dan Quinn, Commanders coach
Deebo Samuel, teammate, praised Daniels’ intelligence and composure, highlighting his ability to make any throw and his comfort on the field. Center Tyler Biadasz also emphasized Daniels’ consistent growth and his exemplary leadership.
Jayden Daniels

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In addition to his talent in the field, Daniels has impressed his teammates with his dedication and preparation. His focus on improving his physique and arm strength has also been notable, which has led to an increase in the speed of his throws, according to the offensive coordinator.

Daniels has maintained his focus on self-improvement and hard work, without getting carried away by the achievements of the previous season. Aware of the challenges he will face against high-level defenses, Daniels remains firm in his commitment to prove his worth every day.

Off the field, Daniels prefers a quiet lifestyle, which hasn’t changed despite his growing fame. The continuity of the offensive coaching staff, with Kingsbury and Pritchard at the helm, will also facilitate Daniels’ transition from his first to his second year.

Kingsbury believes that stability in the offensive system will allow Daniels to take ownership of the offense and, in a way, coach it himself, which bodes well for the quarterback and the Commanders.

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