The Washington Commanders have positioned themselves for a playoff run, and playing to quarterback Jayden Daniels' strengths is a big part of it.

Jayden Daniels didn't need to throw a Hail Mary on the final play — or do anything spectacular, really, to lead his Washington Commanders past the bumbling New York Giants. The sensational rookie made plays with his arm and legs and got a solid supporting effort from his defense as the Commanders again showed the rest of the NFL they're for real by beating the Giants 27-22 on Sunday.

For the first time since 1996, the Washington Commanders have won seven of their first nine games. They achieved that feat Sunday courtesy of a 27-22 road