
First of many
Jayden Daniels continues to improve every week, and he had his best game yet on Monday night in an upset win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Neither team punted or turned the ball over in an absolutely fun game to watch. His performance has earned him his first NFC Offensive Player of the Week award.
Jayden Daniels was 21 of 23(91.3%) for 254 yards and two touchdowns on Monday night. He set the rookie completion percentage record, and had his second game in a row that saw the Washington Commanders score on every(non-kneeldown) drive, and kept Tress Way on the sidelines. Daniels also had 39 yards on the ground, adding another touchdown to his great night. He won Rookie of the Week in Week 1, and has been nominated every week of his rookie season.
— Jayden Daniels (@JayD__5) September 25, 2024
The last Washington player to earn NFC player of the week honors was Adrian Peterson, in Week 8, 2018.
The last Washington QB to earn it: Kirk Cousins — Wk 3, 2017
The last Washington rookie QB: RGIII — Wks 1 & 11, 2012.
(RGIII and Gus Frerotte (1994) are the only other rookie…
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) September 25, 2024