After decades of instability at quarterback the Washington Commanders may have finally solved the puzzle.
The Washington Commanders selected former LSU Tiger standout QB Jayden Daniels with the second overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft with the full expectation that he would one day become the team's starter and franchise quarterback of the future with the hopes of turning their QB misfortune around.
Needless to say, things haven't been all that great at the QB position for the Commanders over the past two decades, but the franchise, under new ownership and staff, is looking towards Jayden Daniels as the guy to flip the switch although the team isn't wanting to publicly announce him as the starter until later.
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