LSU quarterback clarified the rumors linking him with the Commanders.
LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels refuted recent reports suggesting he had reservations about playing for the Commanders. He expressed complete openness to being drafted by them, emphasizing his gratitude for any opportunity and his commitment to giving his best effort wherever he lands.
Daniels mentioned that he hadn’t received any concrete information about his draft position and joked about his only expectation being to hear his name called. He also shared his experience during a team visit with the Commanders and discussed the potential of playing in a Kliff Kingsbury offense.
Regarding rumors about the Raiders possibly selecting him, Daniels remained uncertain, stating that he was as clueless as anyone else about the draft outcome. However, he acknowledged the possibility of reuniting with Antonio Pierce, the Raiders’ head coach and someone he’s known since his teenage years, which would hold personal significance for him.
Other quarterbacks like UNC’s Drake Maye also expressed readiness for the draft, emphasizing their excitement and readiness to contribute to whichever team selects them. Overall, the quarterback class is poised for an eventful draft, with prospects like Caleb Williams and others eagerly awaiting to see where they’ll begin their professional careers.