Jayden Daniels first NFL start

On September 8th, 2024, rookie Quarterback, Jayden Daniels, made his first NFL start for the Washington Commanders against the the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Although his team loss, Daniels showed a glimpse of what he could do completing 17 of his 24 passes, totaling 184 yards. He also rushed 16 times for 88 yards and two touchdowns.

Daniels next start is September 14, 2024 against the New York Giants, who also loss their first game of the season. This game will be played in the Washington Commanders stadium.

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