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Jayden Daniels makes history by turning Jerry Jones and Cowboys into biggest losers of NFL playoffs
Jayden Daniels had two huge wins on one night for Washington Commanders fans. The expected NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year sent Washington to the NFC Championship with a stunning 45-31 road win over the No. 1 seed Detroit Lions. GettyJayden Daniels was a winner in several ways[/caption] Daniels also turned the Dallas Cowboys into a social media punchline with the Commanders’ dominating victory. As Washington moved one win away from the Super Bowl, the Cowboys fell further down the list in NFL history. In fact, Jerry Jones‘ football franchise reached rock bottom. The Commanders hadn’t reached the NFC Championship since the 1991 season, which was the longest drought in the conference. But with Washington advancing and waiting to see if it would play Philadelphia or the Los Angeles Rams in the next stage of the playoffs, another team was crowned as the NFC’s drought champion. The Cowboys. Dallas hasn’t been to the NFC Championship game since 1995, which now marks the longest drought in the conference. Fans unloaded on Jones and his squad, which was once known as ‘America’s Team’ but has been more associated with annual failure in recent decades. The Cowboys recently fired Mike McCarthy as head coach, while Washington and Philly both represented the NFC East in the postseason. Dallas has now gone almost 30 years without reaching the game before the Super Bowl. GettyJones hasn’t been happy with the Cowboys’ recent performances[/caption] GettyDaniels ended Detroit’s season[/caption] GettyHe’s the best rookie QB in the NFL and still winning big[/caption] “D***, not a good look Cowboys,” one fan tweeted. “Oh how I hate that I was born into a Cowboys loving family,” a second fan posted. “It’s painful!” “Poetic justice,” a third fan wrote. “Could have been avoided if GM Jerry Jones cut ties with Mike McCarthy last year and kept Dan Quinn, but we will never know.” “Jerry Jones needs to relinquish GM duties to allow this team to flourish,” a fourth fan said. “He needs to focus on being an owner and allow someone with more modern experience manage and allow the HC to coach.” The Cowboys went 7-10 this season despite paying Dak Prescott more than any other QB in the league. Washington also made the NFC Championship with Quinn — who previously served as Dallas’ defensive coordinator — as Washington’s new head coach. The Cowboys have won five Super Bowls compared to three for Washington. But Dallas is now staring up at the best in the NFC East, and it’s been almost three full decades since the Cowboys even got close to the Super Bowl. Daniels made Dallas look even worse on Sunday, simply by knocking out Detroit and bringing Lions coach Dan Campbell to tears. “He’s cool, calm, and collected,” Commanders wide receiver Luke McCaffrey exclusively told talkSPORT about Daniels. “That is the ultimate way to phrase kind of who he is every day. Never going to be too emotional about everything, yet going to be competitive about everything, right? “And so I think that’s such a cool balance, especially at the quarterback position. And so it’s cool to be able to see that and to be able to see just him grow from week in and week out. “He’s a competitor and he’s going to find a way to make a play and he’s going to find a way to win the game, no matter what happens.” Follow talkSPORT NFL on Facebook Follow our talkSPORT NFL page on Facebook for the latest breaking NFL news, exclusive video interviews, and the biggest talking points from around the league. Our dedicated NFL YouTube channel ‘End Zone’ will also keep you across the very latest NFL news with exclusive access and our weekly ‘Rundown’ review show.
Jayden Daniels had two huge wins on one night for Washington Commanders fans.
The expected NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year sent Washington to the NFC Championship with a stunning 45-31 road win over the No. 1 seed Detroit Lions.
Daniels also turned the Dallas Cowboys into a social media punchline with the Commanders’ dominating victory.
As Washington moved one win away from the Super Bowl, the Cowboys fell further down the list in NFL history.
In fact, Jerry Jones‘ football franchise reached rock bottom.
The Commanders hadn’t reached the NFC Championship since the 1991 season, which was the longest drought in the conference.
But with Washington advancing and waiting to see if it would play Philadelphia or the Los Angeles Rams in the next stage of the playoffs, another team was crowned as the NFC’s drought champion.
The Cowboys.
Dallas hasn’t been to the NFC Championship game since 1995, which now marks the longest drought in the conference.
Fans unloaded on Jones and his squad, which was once known as ‘America’s Team’ but has been more associated with annual failure in recent decades.
The Cowboys recently fired Mike McCarthy as head coach, while Washington and Philly both represented the NFC East in the postseason.
Dallas has now gone almost 30 years without reaching the game before the Super Bowl.
“D***, not a good look Cowboys,” one fan tweeted.
“Oh how I hate that I was born into a Cowboys loving family,” a second fan posted. “It’s painful!”
“Poetic justice,” a third fan wrote. “Could have been avoided if GM Jerry Jones cut ties with Mike McCarthy last year and kept Dan Quinn, but we will never know.”
“Jerry Jones needs to relinquish GM duties to allow this team to flourish,” a fourth fan said. “He needs to focus on being an owner and allow someone with more modern experience manage and allow the HC to coach.”
The Cowboys went 7-10 this season despite paying Dak Prescott more than any other QB in the league.
Washington also made the NFC Championship with Quinn — who previously served as Dallas’ defensive coordinator — as Washington’s new head coach.
The Cowboys have won five Super Bowls compared to three for Washington.
But Dallas is now staring up at the best in the NFC East, and it’s been almost three full decades since the Cowboys even got close to the Super Bowl.
Daniels made Dallas look even worse on Sunday, simply by knocking out Detroit and bringing Lions coach Dan Campbell to tears.
“He’s cool, calm, and collected,” Commanders wide receiver Luke McCaffrey exclusively told talkSPORT about Daniels.
“That is the ultimate way to phrase kind of who he is every day. Never going to be too emotional about everything, yet going to be competitive about everything, right?
“And so I think that’s such a cool balance, especially at the quarterback position. And so it’s cool to be able to see that and to be able to see just him grow from week in and week out.
“He’s a competitor and he’s going to find a way to make a play and he’s going to find a way to win the game, no matter what happens.”
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