ASHBURN, Va. -- All Jayden Daniels did as a rookie was this: lead the Washington Commanders to their first NFC Championship Game since the 1991 season; help the team have its best offense in more than a decade; win offensive rookie of the year and finish seventh in the MVP voting.
But to make sure his encore can be just as productive, the Commanders had to keep building around Daniels. Which is what they did this offseason.
While Washington finished fifth in scoring and seventh in yards in 2024, this season will present more challenges.