The Washington Commanders have been riding the wave of rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels' performances all season long. Head coach Dan Quinn has seen his share of talented players, but Daniels continues to amaze even him.

Steps away from his locker stall, 357 days later, new coach Dan Quinn called over new general manager Adam Peters to celebrate the Commanders completing an improbable turnaround. Peters held a game ball from Washington's 30-24 overtime victory in his hand and addressed controlling owner Josh Harris.

Jayden Daniels is ahead of schedule in more ways than one. Daniels led an overtime drive in which he told the Commanders offensive unit to jump on his back, leading Washington to a 30-24 win Sunday night at Northwest Stadium.

The Washington Commanders are dancing in the postseason for the first time since 2020 after an overtime win against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 17. Jayden Daniels' touchdown to Zach Ertz in overtime sealed the 11th win for the Commanders,

The Washington Commanders are having a much better season than anyone, even Dan Quinn, anticipated. It's the first time since 1991 that the Commanders have won 11 or more games in a season. They've had three 10-win seasons in that span,

The Washington Commanders clinched a playoff spot by beating the Atlanta Falcons 30-24 in overtime. Jayden Daniels ran for a season-high 127 yards and threw for 227 and three touchdowns to make the postseason in his rookie year in the NFL.

The rookie capped his latest unreal performance with a TD pass on the opening drive of OT to secure Washington a spot in the postseason.

It was just after midnight when Jayden Daniels walked into the Washington Commanders locker room. He looked exhausted. He had dropped back 48 times, a career high, and he’d taken several wince-worthy hits.

Jayden Daniels is running all over opponents and away with the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Award. His legs are arguably as big a reason the Washington Commanders are heading to the playoffs as his right,