What kind of year is Commander's rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels actually having? He is not going to break Sonny ...

NFL Research spotlights the best ... and the first to do so since Andrew Luck in 2012. Against the Falcons, Daniels became the first quarterback, rookie or not, with at least three passing ...

Jayden Daniels has emerged as a frontrunner for the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Selected second overall, he has been instrumental in leading the Commanders to a 10-5 record, their best since ...

Last season saw C.J. Stroud win NFL Rookie of the Year on offense. Teammate Will Anderson earned the NFL Rookie of the Year award on defense. With the 2024 NFL season in full swing, there are ...

We have entered the "Witching Hour" of the pro football season. NFL Rookie of the Year odds boards are showing Jayden Daniels (-20000) and Jared Verse (-550) as the betting favorites for the ...

NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Odds See below for 2024 ... linebackers after 11 of 13 winners were linebackers from 2000 to 2012. Only two safeties have won the award, and none since 1990.

In the fourth quarter, Daniels passed the previous record for a rookie signal-caller in a season, set by Robert Griffin III – ...

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which passed the previous record for a rookie signal-caller set by Robert Griffin III – who also did it with Washington – in 2012. Daniels ran his way to the record thanks to his third ...

Jayden Daniels of the Commanders has enjoyed a terrific 2024, but is it the best rookie season in NFL quarterback history?

In 2012, former Washington quarterback Robert Griffin III set the previous mark with 815 rushing yards during his NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign. Griffin III also guided Washington to ...

Somewhat incredibly, the matchup between Atlanta’s Michael Penix and Washington’s Jayden Daniels will mark the first time in NFL history that two first-round rookies start in the same game.