LSU football quarterback, laments on reports suggesting his camp is opposed to him playing for the New England Patriots during the 2024 offseason.
Tuesday saw a notable event in the NFL draft landscape. There were reports circulating on Twitter (referred to as X) indicating hesitance among individuals close to former LSU Football quarterback Jayden Daniels, a potential top-five pick, about him being selected by the New England Patriots. However, Daniels promptly refuted these rumors with a decisive denial, expressing his disagreement with an emoji. In a tweet, he countered the suggestion that his inner circle opposes him being drafted by New England, using the baseball cap emoji, commonly employed on social media to dismiss falsehoods or exaggerations.
Former LSU Football quarterback Jayden Daniels has refuted recent reports suggesting he does not want to play for the New England Patriots. Daniels swiftly shut down these rumors, asserting his openness to joining the Patriots.
On Monday, Patriots insider Phil Perry published an article on NBC Sports Boston claiming that some individuals closest to LSU quarterback and top NFL draft prospect Jayden Daniels are against him playing in the Northeast, specifically for the New England Patriots.
Phil Perry reported that NFL coaches have raised concerns about how Jayden Daniels, who hails from California and played college football at Arizona State and LSU, would adjust to the playing conditions in New England. Perry stated, “It’s my understanding there are those in his camp who prefer Daniels doesn’t end up in the Northeast.”
The football Twitter page JPAFootball shared the news on Tuesday, and it garnered over one million views in less than eight hours. Daniels promptly debunked the report, indicating his readiness to play for any team that selects him in April’s NFL draft.
