The composure of Jayden Daniels and the preparation are the key to success on the road

Ashburn, Virginie-The quarter of the commanders of Washington Jayden Daniels, sitting on the bench, turned to a group of fans of the Strait Lions who held him on Saturday, smiled and formed a heart with his hands. Washington had just been arrested on a fourth and one, and the crowd of Ford Field was noisy.

But all Daniels has done, captured by Wusa-TV in Washington is to smile and to form a heart with his hands, then to win a 45-31 victory.

“I really said nothing,” said Daniels. “I somehow let my play speak.”

It is this state of mind that Washington hopes to translate into a trip to the Super Bowl while Daniels will play in front of a base of philadelphia fans considered one of the most hostile in the NFL. Commanders and Eagles play at 3 p.m. Sunday.

Daniels also tries to become the first quarterback recruit to lead a team to the Super Bowl; Five others reached the championship match and lost. Daniels said earlier this week that he did not think of that, but that he focused on the day’s training.

Nor is he afraid of playing in another intense environment. After all, Washington won its first two playoffs on the road. In these matches, Daniels launched four affected and no interception. He has the best NFL quarter-rear note, 86.9, for the playoffs.

“He is blocked from the start of the first quarter at the end of the fourth quarter,” said Washington Terry McLaurin receiver. “He remains a player as balanced as I have ever known. Having this behavior as a recruit, then as a recruit quarter, it is one of the things that makes him so unique.

“We have played in some of the most hostile environments, on some of the biggest stages, and he treats it in the same way every week. I like it at home. This permeates our whole team. … There is a reason for Which I think he is lucky to be a very great player in the league. “

And, in the regular season, Washington had a 5-3 sheet on the road, Daniels having the fourth best QBR with 70.6 with 10 affected and only two interceptions.

In other words: playing on the road did not disturb it.

“I don’t really try to pay attention to unnecessary things about the crowd and that kind of things,” said Daniels. “They are obviously there to boost their team, encourage their team, say bullshit. If you let yourself be taken by that, at that time, they got what they wanted.”

Some of Daniels’ greatest moments have occurred on the road this season, starting with a third week victory of the “Monday Night Football” in Cincinnati. On a third and 7 with 2 minutes 15 seconds to play, he logged in with the recipient Terry McLaurin for a decisive passage of 27 yards – while being pierced by a lightning defender.

He led a winning sequence to beat Tampa Bay 23-20 thanks to a last second basket during the Wild-Cards round. He launched for 299 yards, his second highest total of the season and the most on the road, during the victory against Detroit – with a sheet of 11 out of 15 for 201 yokes against the Blitz.

Washington coach Dan Quinn said that more than playing on the road is the defense of Eagles who will be difficult to manage. The commanders were limited to 264 yards in total, their second lower of the season, during a 26-18 defeat in Philadelphia in the week 11. They won the Revenge 36-33 match in December despite five reversals.

Quinn said that Daniels work throughout the week allowed him not to be intimidated on the road.

“You trust when you do the work,” said Quinn. “It represents a lot of things, whether you are at home or on the road. Having this professional experience, guy, it gives you a lot of confidence.”