Grant and Danny
Jayden Daniels Dominated The League & Won Rookie Of The Month!
a congratulation is in order to Jaden Daniels. This is not a surprise in any way, but he was named the NFL offensive rookie of the month. Another one. That is what happens when you are named the rookie of the week three times. Another one in four possible weeks of football. And this is what happens when you have 24 scoring drives and only 19 in completions to this point on the year. This is what happens when you punt once in three games. Daniels completing about 82% of his passes, breaking NFL records in that regard. The player of the month among rookies, the offensive rookie of the month is Jaden Daniels, who sets the pace for this rookie class. A hundred percent well deserved. The start to his career, the start to his pro regular season game journey has been beyond anybody's expectations. And it would be one thing if everyone else it at the ground running two of Caleb Williams, it started the same way, just slinging it around the yard, 300 yard passing game as multiple touchdowns or, you know, someone had done what Justin Herbert was doing or CJ Stroud was doing last year at this point. And nobody is. So even given the way the league is changing, the way the league is forcing, I would say more mature passing, meaning it's not just pat the rock, sling it down the field and see what happens, Yolo, it's cerebral, smart, check it down, close to line of scrimmage, read and react, get it out quickly. He's one of the fastest to get the ball out of his hands. Good decision-making is there. The coaching staff is accentuating that and working in a really smart way. It's his award, obviously, and he deserves it. But you share it with, with the context, you share it with everybody else. That's A, around the league not doing anywhere near as well as you are. And B, a coaching staff with a, with a good smart plan to accentuate those the first month has gone as well as it could have. Absolutely. All expectations have been met or exceeded. And almost everything that could have happened offensively, has either gone as planned or better. So it's just hard to not be really, really excited as they get ready for the Cleveland Browns as favorites at home on Sunday. We'll talk to center Tyler Beottish, who's yet to be flagged for anything, who is part of a offensive line that ranks number one in run blocking and number eight in past blocking, according to ESPN's metrics, four games into the season. He's going to join us coming up in about an hour and 20 minutes. Dear point, everyone's had a share in this thing. The receiving room has played well. The tight ends have been good. The blocking at the tight end position's been fantastic. The old line, the coaching staff, Daniels himself, the running back room. I mean, it's just in everybody's eating kind of situation right now. And it's been a really a lot of fun to