Jayden Daniels still a topic at NFL Combine

Indianapolis – when we combine at NFL scouting in Indianapolis, we noticed something. There was still a lot of chatter about what the commanders did last season.

The heads turned when the Washington brass went into the building. The team’s record was a topic of conversation, but her quarterback was even bigger.

“Having a quarterback is a great thing. And not just a quarterback, but also a really good person who is a great person,” said commanders GM Adam Peters. “I am proud of it and proud of Jayden what he has achieved. Everything he has achieved. He is homemade. He has two great parents who helped him a lot, and many people who helped him on the way, but he never gave anything.

What is also cool is when Daniels met the leadership of the commanders, he asked her to buy the virtual reality with which he won the Heisman Trophy at the LSU. You said yes.

After we had the rookie season he had, we asked Falcon’s head coach Raheem Morris-Der first-hand Daniel’s first-hand-whether VR with young QBS would be the way of the future.

“It is a imitator,” said Morris. “I think everyone will try it or an option. Be able to put it in front of his boys and see if they can do it if it translates. But Jayden Daniels is a different guy.”

With regard to the future, the commanders must assess the 329 players who were invited to the combine harvester. In addition, the team currently has 28 freelance agents on their list. The team also has a seven selection in the upcoming NFL design. Many decisions still have to be made for Peters and the commandant’s front office.

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