The Commanders offense is evolving under OC Kliff Kingsbury's no-huddle strategy, with rookie QB Jayden Daniels executing it.

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As the season progresses, Daniels and the Commanders offense plan to lean more into this strategy. "That's been a good change-up for us, and we'll continue to use it," Kingsbury said.