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The discourse around Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels shows how quickly the past gets forgotten.

Dean Jones of Riggo's Rag strongly dismisses recent media speculation suggesting the Washington Commanders should consider trading quarterback Jayden Daniels instead of signing him to an expensive long-term extension. Jones highlights that Washington spent decades searching for a true franchise quarterback, arguing that any proposal to trade Daniels for draft picks is entirely misguided despite his recent injury concerns.
Jones asserts that general manager Adam Peters must prioritize extending Daniels once he becomes eligible, even if a new deal exceeds $50 million annually. Despite dealing with elbow issues and missing two games, Daniels continues to demonstrate elite talent that the organization must build around to ensure future success.
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