WTOP's Rob Woodfork says Michael Jordan's injury-shortened sophomore season offers a compelling blueprint for why Jayden Daniels shouldn't be judged by his lost 2025 campaign. In 1985, Michael Jordan broke his foot three games into his second season in Chicago. Then Jordan came down wrong against Golden State, cracked the navicular bone, and disappeared for 64 games. Chicago limped to 30-52 as the highlight-reel rookie who’d averaged 28 points per game was suddenly a second-year question mark. The next season, fully healthy, Jordan scored 3,041 points and averaged 37.1 a night.