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Jayden Daniels MVP Chants Echo Louder Across the Internet After Back-to-Back Blockbuster Wins

Sneha Singh
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Jayden Daniels MVP Chants Echo Louder Across the Internet After Back-to-Back Blockbuster Wins

Jayden Daniels has become the talk of the town this season and all for good reason! The 2nd overall pick of the 2024 draft has proved to be a blessing for the Washington Commanders by leading the team into back-to-back victories. Already breaking records of legends like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, the 23-year-old is even being projected as this year’s MVP candidate.

The only rookie to win the title in his rookie year was Jim Brown back in 1957, and according to Stephen A. Smith, Daniels might change that. After Washington’s 34-13 win over Cleveland, the ESPN analyst expressed his views about the “most accurate quarterback so far this season.”

He said:

 “Y’all might think I’m crazy. I think he’s a candidate for a league MVP. I really mean that. I think he’s a candidate for the league MVP now.”

Smith further discussed how seasoned players like the Bills’ Josh Allen, San Francisco’s Brock Purdy, Baker Mayfield, and Kirk Cousins have performed recently. While each of these quarterbacks has balled out, the leading analyst added that Jayden already has an advantage with his immaculate completion percentage.

Notably, the rookie quarterback has achieved the highest rate at 82.1% in a four-game stretch, surpassing every other quarterback in the league.

The leading analyst also praised the LSU product’s running and throwing skills. He then credited Washington’s OC Kliff Kingsbury for his coaching in helping Daniels adjust and become comfortable as a pro.

“The brother is balling. He’s running with the football effectively. He’s throwing the football effectively. He’s picking up on the offense in the National Football League effectively, courtesy of Kliff Kingsbury, former head coach in Arizona, who’s now offensive coordinator in the nation’s capital, who’s really doing a hell of a job. We got to give credit where credit is due.”

Daniels possibly winning this year’s MVP isn’t just Smith’s views but was also echoed by this former Super Bowl champion.

Antonio Brown foreshadows this year’s MVP nod

After Washington’s victory on Sunday, former Tampa Bay wide receiver Antonio Brown took to X to express his thoughts about the Commanders’ quarterback. Clearly, Brown was quite moved by his performance, even joining the MVP hype train and speculating that the rookie might very well be on his way to making history.

The hype surrounding the Heisman winner is gaining momentum in the betting world as well. As reported by Ben Fawkes, one bettor placed $500 on the line for Daniels to win the MVP title when the odds stood at 250-1.

Thus, if Stephen A. Brown and several other fans’ predictions come true, the bettor would take home a whopping $125,000.

Jayden Daniels has brought about a wave of excitement in the league, with the rookie outperforming several current and former NFL players within his first five games. That said, if the 23-year-old does become the first rookie to win the MVP title this year, it will truly be a tale for the NFL history books.

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Sneha Singh

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Sneha Singh is an NFL journalist for The SportsRush. She is currently pursuing engineering, but her passion for writing and love for American football led her to join The SportsRush in 2024. With prior experience at various media outlets across genres, Sneha has been following the sport for the past three years. What started from coffee table banter with her friends arguing for their favorite teams, soon developed into a deep-rooted love for the sport. Before she knew it, Sneha was passionately following the offseason, tracking trades, draft prospects, and heartbreaking retirements. The two teams she holds closest to her heart are the Philadelphia Eagles and the San Francisco 49ers. The last two years have been quite eventful for Sneha, as both of her favorite teams made it to the Super Bowl in consecutive seasons. However, her first live game ended in heartbreak when the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Eagles on the grandest stage. The disappointment carried into the following year when the Chiefs beat the 49ers. Even Jason Kelce announced his retirement, which she wasn't thrilled about, but she appreciates that he's still connected to the league in various ways. When it comes to covering a story, it's not just the on-field action that excites Sneha but also the behind-the-scenes strategies, stories, and business dealings. She currently has over 400 articles to her name. Outside the NFL, Sneha finds solace in fiction. Whether it's books, films, anime, or video games, as long as there is a good story with creative expression, she's there for it. On the flip side, Sneha also likes to code and is an avid ML developer. What little time is left when she is not writing, consuming, or coding, Sneha likes to play the guitar.

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