OTA notebook | Jayden Daniels had strong practice in new offense

OTA notebook | Jayden Daniels had strong practice in new offense

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Key Points:

  • Jayden Daniels participated fully in the Commanders' first OTA, showing efficiency and comfort with the new offense that emphasizes playing under center, earning praise from head coach Dan Quinn for his mental quickness.
  • The Commanders' offense features notable changes under coordinator David Blough, including more plays from the huddle and pre-snap motion, aiming for increased efficiency and explosive plays; Daniels expressed enthusiasm for the new system.
  • Most players attended OTA, including key veterans Terry McLaurin and Laremy Tunsil, while managing recovery for those with season-ending injuries from 2025, with the goal of having everyone ready by training camp.
  • Standout performances included running back Rachaad White's speed and burst adding a new dynamic to the running game, and linebacker Sonny Styles' advanced play recognition and tackling ability signaling a potential rise on the depth chart.
  • The OTA showcased promising connections between Daniels and key receivers like Treylon Burks and Terry McLaurin, as well as tight end Chig Okonkwo, indicating developing chemistry that could boost the passing game in 2026.

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