Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels needed to scramble for eight seconds -- one time even pushing the ball against the ground as he stumbled -- before throwing the ball. Receiver Terry McLaurin,

ASHBURN, Va. — When Jayden Daniels was starring in his first few games in the NFL with the Washington Commanders, his first college coach expected the rookie quarterback to handle whatever speed bump was coming. Herm Edwards also predicted that Daniels would evolve.