Official 2024 NFL Discussion Week 18!!!
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Yeah I don't see it. Yes the NFL is a business and that's more of a reason why JD5 will win...
Who has sold more jerseys this year??? JD5
Commanders star rookie Jayden Daniels has NFL's highest-selling jersey, per Fanatics
Jayden Daniels jerseys are selling like hotcakes. The Washington Commanders first round rookie quarterback has played his way into the hearts and minds of NFL f
Jayden Daniels Leads NFL Rookie of the Year Title Race
Jayden Daniels leads the race for the NFL Rookie of the Year with 28 TDs, 8 INTs, and 737 rush yards in a stellar debut. Daniels will continue to improve.
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Even NFL Executives agree JD5 should be the ROY
NFL execs vote Jayden Daniels Offensive Rookie of the Year in NFL Network survey
Dec 19, 2024 at 11:27 AM
We're still a couple months away from the NFL Honors, where players will receive superlatives like MVP and the rookies of the year, but according to NFL executives, they have already made up their minds.
Washington Commanders rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels was named the Offensive Rookie of the Year in NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero’s annual early awards survey. High-ranking executives from 27 teams, including 17 general managers, were asked to give their votes on the league's biggest awards.
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers made it a close race, but the majority of NFL executives in the survey agreed that Daniels has had the best season for an offensive rookie.
"The No. 2 overall pick in this year's draft, Daniels leads all rookies with 3,045 passing yards and a 101.2 passer rating, and he's tied for second behind Denver's Bo Nix with 17 touchdown passes," Pelissero wrote. "He's also fourth among all QBs in completion percentage (70.5), the highest by a rookie in the common draft era (since 1967)."
Daniels has been the catalyst for Washington's success this season. They have their first winning season since 2016 and their best start since 1992, shattering several offensive records along the way. Whether it's putting together a masterclass performance like he did against the Cincinnati Bengals, when he completed 21-of-23 passes for the highest completion percentage by a rooking in a single game in NFL history, or grinding out a win against the New Orleans Saints with a gutsy performance, it's clear that he has elevated Washington's offense in a way that few anticipated in his first season.
Pelissero and NFL execs would agree with that statement.
"Along with coach Dan Quinn, a remodeled front office and new ownership, Daniels is a big reason one of the NFL's most destitute franchises seemingly has been reborn overnight," Pelissero wrote. "The Commanders are 9-5 and can wrap up a playoff spot with a win and help this weekend."
Along with lifting the Commanders to the fifth-ranked offense this year, Daniels has put together one of the best rookie campaigns in NFL history. He was the first player to have at least 1,000 passing yards and 250 rushing yards in their first five games and became the first quarterback in NFL history to have consecutive games with a completion rate of at least 85% (minimum 15 attempts in each game).
Daniels has also put himself in elite company this season. He joined the likes of Cam Newton and Washington Legend Robert Griffin III when he surpassed 3,000 passing yards and 600 rushing yards against the Saints, becoming just the third rookie in NFL history to accomplish the feat.
And for what it's worth, both Newton and Griffin went on to become the Offensive Rookie of the Year for their performances. Although the opinions of NFL executives won't matter when the real award is given out, the survey is an indication of how the league feels about the No. 2 overall pick.
Clearly, the rest of the league believes he has a bright future.
Daniels received 13 votes in Pelissero's survey, while Bowers came in second with nine votes. Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix received three votes. Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. and Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving both received one vote each.
Exactly and JD5 beat a team with the best defense. Granted Hurts didn't play, but he did throw 5 TDs on the best defense in the league.
Over/under was at 6.5 games this season for Washington I believe(correct me if I’m wrong). Making the playoffs in a rebuilding year with a rookie QB. JD is HIM.
I hate twitter posts like these.
Oh it's the "first time" since this year or that year.
How bout they speak facts....it's the 2nd losing season since 2020.
If they do this, they have to get rid of Aaron Rodgers
Browns gotta get Cam Ward.
Yeah we gotta get Cam Ward in top 3 picks.
FACTS
Man, I don’t want him going to Cleveland. He is not a good organization when it comes to quarterbacks.
Broncos was 5.5 they already have 9 and next week will make 10 and a playoff spot.. ya do know you can literally make the same arguments for nix.. plus he more likely will have more td passes and yds if they sit Daniel’s next week… nix is cac.. here’s another argument they can push he started his first 3 games with 0 td and 4 ints.. 1 win and 2 losses.. since 25+ td only 8 int and if they win his 9 over a 14 game period… great white hype wins again
Let Shadeur Sanders Or Travis go number one, let the other one go number two, we get Cam Ward with number three. Works for me
Yeah I don't see it. Yes the NFL is a business and that's more of a reason why JD5 will win...
Who has sold more jerseys this year??? JD5
Commanders star rookie Jayden Daniels has NFL's highest-selling jersey, per Fanatics
Jayden Daniels jerseys are selling like hotcakes. The Washington Commanders first round rookie quarterback has played his way into the hearts and minds of NFL fwww.si.com
Jayden Daniels Leads NFL Rookie of the Year Title Race
Jayden Daniels leads the race for the NFL Rookie of the Year with 28 TDs, 8 INTs, and 737 rush yards in a stellar debut. Daniels will continue to improve.cdn.jwplayer.com
Even NFL Executives agree JD5 should be the ROY
NFL execs vote Jayden Daniels Offensive Rookie of the Year in NFL Network survey
Dec 19, 2024 at 11:27 AM
We're still a couple months away from the NFL Honors, where players will receive superlatives like MVP and the rookies of the year, but according to NFL executives, they have already made up their minds.
Washington Commanders rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels was named the Offensive Rookie of the Year in NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero’s annual early awards survey. High-ranking executives from 27 teams, including 17 general managers, were asked to give their votes on the league's biggest awards.
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers made it a close race, but the majority of NFL executives in the survey agreed that Daniels has had the best season for an offensive rookie.
"The No. 2 overall pick in this year's draft, Daniels leads all rookies with 3,045 passing yards and a 101.2 passer rating, and he's tied for second behind Denver's Bo Nix with 17 touchdown passes," Pelissero wrote. "He's also fourth among all QBs in completion percentage (70.5), the highest by a rookie in the common draft era (since 1967)."
Daniels has been the catalyst for Washington's success this season. They have their first winning season since 2016 and their best start since 1992, shattering several offensive records along the way. Whether it's putting together a masterclass performance like he did against the Cincinnati Bengals, when he completed 21-of-23 passes for the highest completion percentage by a rooking in a single game in NFL history, or grinding out a win against the New Orleans Saints with a gutsy performance, it's clear that he has elevated Washington's offense in a way that few anticipated in his first season.
Pelissero and NFL execs would agree with that statement.
"Along with coach Dan Quinn, a remodeled front office and new ownership, Daniels is a big reason one of the NFL's most destitute franchises seemingly has been reborn overnight," Pelissero wrote. "The Commanders are 9-5 and can wrap up a playoff spot with a win and help this weekend."
Along with lifting the Commanders to the fifth-ranked offense this year, Daniels has put together one of the best rookie campaigns in NFL history. He was the first player to have at least 1,000 passing yards and 250 rushing yards in their first five games and became the first quarterback in NFL history to have consecutive games with a completion rate of at least 85% (minimum 15 attempts in each game).
Daniels has also put himself in elite company this season. He joined the likes of Cam Newton and Washington Legend Robert Griffin III when he surpassed 3,000 passing yards and 600 rushing yards against the Saints, becoming just the third rookie in NFL history to accomplish the feat.
And for what it's worth, both Newton and Griffin went on to become the Offensive Rookie of the Year for their performances. Although the opinions of NFL executives won't matter when the real award is given out, the survey is an indication of how the league feels about the No. 2 overall pick.
Clearly, the rest of the league believes he has a bright future.
Daniels received 13 votes in Pelissero's survey, while Bowers came in second with nine votes. Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix received three votes. Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. and Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving both received one vote each.
do You think they would rather just sell Daniel’s jersey or also push to sell nix jerseys? More cacs in america more cacs that watch the nfl, another great white hype to make white people feel great.. make nix a co-rookie of the yr and not only do they sell Daniel jerseys but they also sell nix jersey.. you said you know nfl is a biz well do you think Mickey ds would rather sell Big Macs over quarter pounders or do you think Mickey ds would want to sell both big Mac’s and quarter pounders? It’s more money in selling a 2 for 1 than a 1 vs 1
I hate it when black coaches make these kind of mistakes. I know this, a black coach or coordinator would have never lived down letting a team come back from 28-3, or the play the ended up becoming a sack instead of running the ball
Hopefully he learns from this.
Oh I know the arguments you can make for Nix. As a Broncos fan, I can care less if he wins the award or not tho. All I care about is this white dude named Bo getting the Broncos into the damn playoffs. Actually Bo has been balling. If the defense would’ve stepped the fuck up, they’d be in the playoffs by now.
Bo Nix reminds me of Josh Allen, except he's a much better rookie than Allen was. Broncos finally got their guy
Damn that chick is below average at best. The lack of self worth in the NFL is mind boggling
Needs to get it fixed and in a hurry. He wont have as much rope as Eberflus had. It's almost like that dude wanted to get fired so he did dumb stuff on purpose.
Dont worry..Travis is on the wayDamn that chick is below average at best. The lack of self worth in the NFL is mind boggling