The team isn't stopping there, though. As the season progresses, Daniels and the Commanders offense plan to lean more into this strategy. "That's been a good change-up for us, and we'll continue ...

Terry McLaurin and the Washington Commanders started the offseason in the very infant stages of negotiations on a contract ...

In fact, the Commanders’ offensive tackles ... The Commanders also made upgrades to the TE position. As Senior VP of Strategy Eugene Shen has observed, use of tight ends as receiving options ...

And Daniels did just that. He thrived in a system built on fun and flexibility, thanks in large part to Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury. Kingsbury designed a playbook tailored to ...

Whatever credit Kliff Kingsbury gets for the Washington Commanders’ offensive metamorphosis is ... of his system but because he treats NFL strategy like an adult conversation with his players.

Washington Commanders' revamped tight-end unit ... be crucial in leveraging his talents to diversify Washington's offensive strategy.

The Commanders didn't even add one in undrafted free agency (so far). Joe Whitt Jr. has some decent options, but nowhere near enough to trouble the dominant Philadelphia Eagles offensive line if ...

Conerly was also the player Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury ... Conerly fits that strategy to a tee. Tony Adame covers the NFL for Heavy.com, with a focus on the Tampa Bay ...

Chase would be a transformative player for a Commanders offense lacking elite receivers ... plan for Daniels’ go-to receiver. The updated strategy worked during a win over the Tennessee Titans ...

If you’ve been watching the Washington Commanders, you might have noticed a significant shift in the offense, and much of the credit goes to their young rookie quarterback, Jayden Daniels.