The Commanders made bold moves this offseason. But did their aggressive strategy around Jayden Daniels really pay off?

Is Jayden Daniels' Commanders Offense As Good As We Think? originally appeared on Athlon Sports. When we think of what the Washington Commanders' offense can be in Year 2 with Jayden Daniels and Kliff Kingsbury, we immediately go to one that can lead this team to the Super Bowl.

Washington’s second-year quarterback will have to be even better this season. Plus, Dan Quinn will need another big season from his defense.

A trade proposal from Bleacher Report sees the Washington Commanders send a king's ransom to the Pittsburgh Steelers for star edge rusher T.J. Watt, who is currently in a contract dispute with the team.

McLaurin in Buffalo would give QB Josh Allen a legit No. 1 wideout, something the otherwise-loaded Bills do not presently employ. But what would a trade do to Jayden Daniels and his Washington Commanders' Super Bowl chances?

Roster tweaks are still coming for the Washington Commanders, and here is one obvious trade candidate entering the 2025 training camp.

Via Rubin -- with an appraisal assist from Fanatics Collectibles CEO Michael Mahan -- Harris offered and bought the card for $500,000, the most ever paid for a Daniels card, and a signed Daniels jersey. Harris plans to display the card in Northwest Stadium, the Commanders' home.

A trade proposal that brings tight end Mark Andrews to the D.C. would continue the Washington Commanders' "all-in" approach to ... Jayden Daniels' Commanders Could Find Missing Piece with Trade ...

A new record sale for a Jayden Daniels trading card was set when Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris agreed to pay $500,000 for one of Daniels’ most sought-after rookie cards while standing next to the young quarterback on stage at Topps Trade Night on Saturday.