Jayden Daniels is out here breaking up families.
On X, formerly Twitter, a woman stated that she had to unfollow her own cousin because the person posted his ballot, and instead of picking an actual candidate for President like Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, he wrote in a name instead.
She added that the person that was written in was Washington Commanders star quarterback Jayden Daniels.
“Just unfollowed my own cousin (because) this n–ga posted his ballot, and he wrote in a f–king football player.”
“Thanksgiving, I’m getting my food and sitting in a room by myself. Yall not about to spew ignorance in my motherf–king ear all night,” she stated.
Someone asked who the player was, and that is when she revealed the rookie quarterback.
JAYDEN DANIELS IS SO DAMN GOOD, HE GOT PEOPLE VOTING FOR HIM TO BE PRESIDENT.
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(via @defunddcsports) pic.twitter.com/VRhxTKKOlA
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) November 7, 2024
The rookie No. 2 overall pick and 2023 Heisman Trophy winner is off to an immaculate start to the season.
Daniels has put together a strong rookie season, completing 71.5 percent of his passes for 1,945 yards, nine touchdowns, and two interceptions with a 106.7 passer rating.
His legs are just as dangerous as he has rushed for 459 yards and four touchdowns on 82 carries.
Jayden Daniels Has Been Everything To The Washington Commanders
Jayden Daniels has had an exceptional rookie campaign.
Nobody could’ve predicted this.
Daniels’ breakout season has come as no surprise to those who knew him during stints at Arizona State and then LSU, where he blossomed into the 2023 Heisman Trophy winner and the second pick in the draft.
Over the past 31 seasons, Washington has only made six playoff appearances, and it hasn’t advanced past the NFC Divisional Round.
Jayden Daniels has the chance to get the team to the postseason and actually make a great run.
Quarterback play is a big reason for the organization’s shortcomings, as Kirk Cousins is the only quarterback to have led Washington in passing for more than three consecutive years in the past three decades.
All the franchise needed was for Daniel Snyder to sell the team so that they could be great again.
