The Washington Commanders just got their biggest win of the season.
That’s a lot to say if we talk about a team that has already won on a Hail Mary.
In one drive, Jayden Daniels and the Commanders ended the Philadelphia Eagles’ franchise-best ten-game winning streak.
That’s why Dan Orlovsky believes he was the best player in the league on Sunday.
On ESPN’s “Get Up,” Orlovsky stated that Daniels’ rookie season has been as impressive as C.J. Stroud’s last year.
"Jayden Daniels was the best player in the NFL this weekend. He is unflappable."
—@danorlovsky7 on the Commanders' rookie QB performance in win vs. the Eagles ? pic.twitter.com/onlgMds5h8
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) December 23, 2024
He gushed about his demeanor and how he never seemed fazed or bothered by any situation.
He also praised him for being fearless and converting a crucial first down with his legs on 4th and 11, even though he knew the defenders were going at him at full speed.
Daniels has had his fair share of special moments during his rookie season.
He’s been spectacular with the game on the line, making some big plays down the stretch.
The Commanders look like a team with a bright future right now.
Not many people had them as a playoff-caliber team.
Now, they might be the kind of team no one wants to face in a win-or-go-home situation, and Daniels has the self-confidence to make every single play in the book.
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