#jayden-daniels

#jayden-daniels

When the Washington Commanders selected Jayden Daniels at No. 2 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, they immediately formed new rivalries with the teams that selected quarterbacks directly before and after them. That would be the Chicago Bears (Caleb Williams) and the New England Patriots (Drake Maye). In Year 1, Washington won every battle. Daniels was the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and took the Commanders to the NFC Championship game. The other two clubs combined for nine wins.

Biadasz is a solid player. He's been a dependable presence over the last two seasons, communicating pre-snap and effectively blending run blocking and pass protection. While the former Wisconsin standout isn't a world-beater by any stretch, the Commanders could do a lot worse. At 28, Biadasz has a lot of good football left. Dan Quinn knows him well from their time together on the Dallas Cowboys, and he made the lineman one of his most pressing targets in 2024 free agency.

That was the case this week, when Jackson liked a post that appeared to take a shot at Daniels' supporting cast. The post in question, shared on Instagram by "Wommanders," a popular fan account with 31,500 followers, notes that the Commanders' offense has let Daniels down in two significant ways this season. His pass-catchers have been third-worst in the league at generating separation, and have hurt him with drops more than any other quarterback.

The New York Giants finish the 2025 NFL season with a lengthy stay at home as three of the four remaining games on Big Blue's schedule will take place at MetLife Stadium in northern New Jersey over the next few weeks. New York enters Week 15 with seven consecutive loss, but win celebrations this season have come on home turf. New York will have several chances to secure a third home win of the season in December.

For the first time since dislocating his elbow in Week 9 against the Seattle Seahawks, the No. 2 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft was listed as a full participant in practice on Thursday. This means he took all the first-team reps and had the same workload as everyone else. Simply put, the Commanders felt comfortable enough to ramp up his involvement before potentially getting him back into the lineup at U.S. Bank Stadium.