Jayden Daniels' second season went horribly for a multitude of reasons. The Washington Commanders quarterback couldn't stay healthy. His on-field production wasn't anywhere near his rookie standard. And with the team going through the motions down the stretch, those in power opted to shut him down to prevent any additional damage.
Daniels was expected to rest and get healthy this offseason in pursuit of hitting the ground running in 2026. There is increased pressure on the Commanders following their split with both coordinators. But for this ambitious project to get back on track, the No.