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Commanders Called Out for ‘Pedestrian’ QB Play in Loss to Falcons
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It’s never been in the cards for the Washington Commanders to win, long term, with superstar quarterback Jayden Daniels on the sideline.
In a 34-27 road loss, backup quarterback Marcus Mariota looked more like the player he’d been in stints with the Tennessee Titans and Falcons as a full time starter.
“The Commanders lack explosion minus quarterback Jayden Daniels and injured receivers Terry McLaurin and Noah Brown,” ESPN’s John Keim wrote on September 28.
Daniels Made NFL History as RookieThe Commanders bet their future on Daniels when they selected the 2023 Heisman Trophy winner with the No.
“Jayden Daniels wouldn’t have changed much (against Falcons,” Commanders fan account Commanders Gang wrote on X on September 28.