Washington Commanders' quarterback Jayden Daniels knows that playoffs are well within reach but his team must maintain the focus in Week 17.

Jayden Daniels has done it again. The Washington Commanders rookie quarterback was named the Pepsi Zero Sugar Rookie of the Week for his performance in last week's win over the Philadelphia Eagles. This is the 10th time Daniels has won the award this season,

The Washington Commanders have been special this season. Their 10-5 record through 15 games is their best start in as many games since 1991. That season, they happened to capture a Super Bowl victory.

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels gave his offensive line brand new electric scooters for Christmas.

Future Hall of Fame linebacker Bobby Wagner watched another member of Washington’s rookie class, Luke McCaffrey, cap his impressive kick-returning work with a 29-yard jolt. As the offense ran onto the field, doubt kept its distance from Daniels’ surrogate big brother.

Hey, Jayden Daniels. You don’t have to stand on the goal line, exhorting the Northwest Stadium crowd to get to its feet. The fans are there with you. You’ve got them wrapped around your finger. You earned it. Fire them up by thrusting your arms in the air? They’re fired up already, brother. For Sunday. And for the future.

The Washington Commanders are preparing to host the Atlanta Falcons in a big game on Sunday at Northwest Stadium. All eyes have been on what Jayden Daniels has been able to accomplish on the field, but it's his leadership off of it that's turning heads.

Jayden Daniels threw his fifth touchdown pass of the game with 6 seconds left to give the Washington Commanders a 36-33 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Washington trailed most of the way, often by double-digits, before pulling off an improbable 36-33 win in a game opposing QB Jalen Hurts left early with a concussion.

Washington rallies from multiple fourth quarter deficits to move closer to its first playoff berth since 2020.

The hardware keeps piling up for Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels. The first-year passer set an NFL record Wednesday with his 10th Rookie of the Week award after tossing five touchdowns against the Philadelphia Eagles.