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Officially returning to the playoffs, the Washington Commanders had finished with the second-worst NFL record just a year ago. Rookie phenom Jayden Daniels, who has outperformed expectations in his debut year under Dan Quinn’s squad, is mostly responsible for their success.

The Commanders meet the Dallas Cowboys to wrap out their regular season with an 11-5 record entering Week 18. The Philadelphia Eagles have already claimed the NFC East, hence the Commanders are locked into the No. 6 spot with a Sunday win. They would descend to the No. 7 seed, though, should they lose and the Green Bay Packers prevail.

The Commanders’ shift from last season is very amazing, notwithstanding the unknown about playoff seeding. Following a historic effort on “Sunday Night Football” against the Falcons, Daniels was named to his first Pro Bowl on Wednesday.

Daniels became the first quarterback to record 8+ passing touchdowns and 200+ rushing yards in a two-game stretch, therefore making NFL history, claims “The 33rd Team” and the Commanders’ PR crew.

More highs than lows have defined his debut season; however, securing a playoff position for the first time since 2020—and maybe guiding the Commanders to their first playoff victory since 2005—would be a historic event for the team and the city of Washington, D.C.

Having put up outstanding stats this season, Daniels is definitely on target to be Offensive Rookie of the Year. He has thrown just nine interceptions, 25 passing touchdowns, and 3,530 passing yards. Ground-wise, he has ran 144 times for 864 yards and six touchdowns.

Daniels now has the chance to build on his amazing season and drive his club into postseason victory as the NFL playoffs less than two weeks away.