Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels is set to make his debut for the Washington Commanders in their first preseason game against the New York Jets on Saturday. Coach Dan Quinn has confirmed that Daniels will play but has not specified if he will start or how much playing time he will get. Despite not being officially named the Week 1 starting QB, Daniels is eager for the opportunity to showcase his skills on the field.
Daniels, the 2023 Heisman Trophy winner out of LSU, has been working hard at training camp and has been splitting snaps with veteran Marcus Mariota. Quinn emphasized the importance of the preseason games in preparing the team for the regular season opener against Tampa Bay on September 8.
The decision to play Daniels in the preseason game against the Jets is part of the team’s process to get him ready for the upcoming season. Daniels expressed his excitement about getting the chance to play and is focused on making the most of the opportunity.
Fans can expect to see Daniels in action as he looks to prove himself as a capable starting quarterback for the Commanders. Stay tuned for updates on how Daniels performs in his first preseason appearance and his journey towards becoming the team’s starting QB for the 2024 season.
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