Jerry Jones fears commanders’ Jayden Daniels

Jayden Daniels not only won an award Thursday, but he also got Jerry Jones, who lamented Daniels.

On Thursday’s NFL Head Certificate from New Orleans, Daniels was the ongoing winner of the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Award. It was definitely no surprise when Daniels led Washington commanders For their first winning season since Kirk Cousins ​​led Washington to consecutive winning records in 2015 and 2016.

Jones, the Cowboys owner, was asked about Daniels on Thursday. Cowboys defeated the commanders of Washington and were a game away from sweeping the commanders. Marcus Mariota, however, led a drive at the last minute, and his touchdown pass to Terry McLaurin in the last seconds saved the commanders.

But Daniels was a highlight roll almost every game this season. “I get sick when I think of the cowboys that play him twice a year for the rest of his career,” Jones said.

“He’s a great talent,” Jones continued. “I’m glad to have him in the National Football League. And frankly, I like the idea of ​​competing for years for years against Redskins (commanders). I’m a big fan of Washington. It’s a fantastic football town.

Washington had finished death at the end of 2023 and went 4-13 and earned the second total committee in the 2024 NFL draft. Commanders GM Adam Peters chose Daniels, and Rookie -Quarterback did not disappoint. In fact, he excelled.

Daniels rushed into over 800 yards, ended tied to the other with Josh Allen for approximate value, was sixth in the completion percentage (69%) and fourth in QBR (70.5).

Cowboys and Jones ended up in third place in NFC -East behind the Eagles and the commanders. Daniels led the commanders to the NFC Championship Game. Dallas has not played in the NFC Championship game since the 1995 season.

This article originally appeared on Commander’s Wire: Jerry Jones fears commanders’ Jayden Daniels