Commanders’ veteran QB Marcus Mariota said Jayden Daniels has looked good in practice and commands the offense well. “He looks good,” Mariota said, via CommandersWire.
If any Washington Commanders fan is being honest they hope Marcus Mariota never takes a snap for the team despite the fact he's the most experienced and battle-tested quarterback in the room.
He's turned the decision into a motivational tactic.
Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota will make history this season.
The Washington Commanders are wrapping up its second week of OTAs on Friday and sure enough there's plenty to discuss from Wednesday's media sessions, as well as some on-field developments.
Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota is not afraid of competition, despite the team drafting Jayden Daniels last month. While speaking to reporters during OTAs on Wednesday, Mariota was asked about the QB battle between him and Daniels.
All eyes will be on No. 2 overall pick Jayden Daniels in the nation’s capital this football season after the Washington Commanders selected the reigning Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback with hopes of him becoming their face of the franchise.
Jayden Daniels just had one of the most impressive statistical college seasons we’ve seen from a quarterback. His Heisman season, in which he eclipsed
New Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota will make history in 2024. After signing over 20 outside free agents, the Commanders announced jersey numbers for their new players this week.
Mariota's previous number had an important meaning.
Despite firmly being in his backup QB era, Marcus Mariota is still finding ways to make NFL history.
Few players whom a team would rather not play hold more value than a backup quarterback. While Marcus Mariota would be the Washington Commanders' starting quarterback if the season began today, they're positioned to take their quarterback of the future with the No.
Free agents come and go for a multitude of reasons and when teams like the Washington Commanders finish with low marks like they did in the season and in the NFLPA survey it can paint a picture that players won't want to come to an organization like this one.
Now under new management, the Washington Commanders are making noise at the start of the 2024 league year.
The Commanders could have a unique situation in their quarterback room in six weeks.
Mariota will stay in the NFC East next season.
Widely expected to draft a passer with the second overall pick in this year’s draft, the Commanders are adding a veteran to the mix.
Marcus Mariota has failed to impress in his short time as an Eagle, but a Week 15 start in somewhat familiar territory could be just what the doctor ordered for Philly’s backup QB should he be forced into action.
The Philadelphia Eagles would have to incur a cap hit of nearly $2 million if they cut this player, but they may prefer another player's upside at this point.
A wave of nostalgia passed through the City of Philadelphia when it was announced that Marcus Mariota had signed with the Eagles. The former Titans QB was once regarded as the dream signal-caller for Chip Kelly’s high-octane offense and his link to Philadelphia was a strong one.
The 29-year-old former No. 2 pick set the record straight on what really happened in Wednesday night’s premier of the Netflix series “Quarterback.”
The former No. 2 overall pick agreed to a one-year deal worth $5M.
The Falcons signed Marcus Mariota last offseason to a two-year deal that was structured in a way that moving off the veteran quarterback this offseason would be financially feasible.
The 2022 season saw the Falcons turn over their offense to rookie quarterback Desmond Ridder and the organization has expressed excitement about the young prospect without going as far as fully endorsing him as the team's full-time starter.
Desmond Ridder has shown enough to take the reins in 2023 for a full-season audition, which means Marcus Mariota is expendable. I fully expect the Falcons to part ways with him this offseason; I’ve stated before that it’s something I think has already been decided internally.
Desmond Ridder hasn’t done anything to lock down the starting job in 2023, but he’s done nothing to hurt his chances during this four-week mini-audition either, which will culminate this Sunday against the Buccaneers.
The Falcons are clearly amid the beginning of a new chapter in the franchise’s history. While absorbing record-breaking dead cap hits for all-time players
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