“I never even knew what a track felt like,” he said. “Everything was new to me.” For three years, he attended Alliance Leichtman-Levine, a small Los Angeles charter school near his home in South Los Angeles. He ran cross country on his own with little coaching. “They would hire a random coach off the street and we'd play flag football,” he said. His training was jogging on a treadmill for two miles and maybe getting eight to 10 miles a week.
“I never thought I'd run camps but seeing this, parents and kids, come out to support me, this is probably my favorite moment being in the NFL,” Skattebo told the campers. “Because you don't get this stage at the college level.
“I know I am not the same player that I was when I was 25, I'm not naive. That's not who I am anymore, but I know what I can bring and that is creativity, the passes that other people won't try. I've always said it: I will always try a pass, even if it doesn't come off. That's how I play. I play with risk. Sometimes it doesn't work, sometimes it does.”
The 2025 season felt like a complete wash for Daniels. The 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year couldn't stay on the field long enough to find a rhythm, with the QB's knee, hamstring and elbow injuries subverting the Commanders' hopes of repeating the stunning success they enjoyed a year prior and leaving open a host of questions regarding their outlook entering 2026.
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