After a brilliant rookie season, Daniels' highly anticipated second season was destroyed by injuries. He played just four full games and only two that were injury-free as wrist, knee, hamstring and elbow injuries took their toll. A dislocated left elbow (his non-throwing arm) finally sent Daniels to IR for good in December. While his passing and rushing efficiency declined from his rookie year, Daniels at least had enough rushing volume and TD production to top 16 fantasy points in each of his six appearances with 40-plus snaps. The Commanders could limit his running to protect his health, but that wouldn't be a dealbreaker for fantasy, because even a 25 percent reduction from Daniels' 2024 numbers in both designed runs and scrambles would put him at about 110 rush attempts over a full season. At, say, 5.5 yards per rush, he'd have more yards (605) than any QB had last year. The bigger issue is his supporting cast, led by 30-year-old Terry McLaurin and 32-year-old Stefon Diggs. The Commanders also added TE Chig Okonkwo and RB Rachaad White this offseason, giving Daniels a solid group of weapons if the aging wideouts stay healthy. New offensive coordinator David Blough promises big changes from Kliff Kingsbury's offense, including more snaps under center, which could also mean using Daniels on more rollouts and fewer designed runs. Either way, he'll likely rank among the QB rushing leaders, giving him a solid fantasy floor even if the Washington offense disappoints overall.