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So it is swing for the fences time.<\/p>\n
But as we have seen, success in the league isn’t linear, and one good year doesn’t mean the following season will see the same results, and a drop-off could happen.<\/p>\n
However, Pro Football Network’s Kyle Soppe doesn’t see that happening under Dan Quinn’s watchful eye.<\/p>\n
“I don\u2019t think there\u2019s a hangover to fear,” Soppe writes<\/a>. “This success-starved organization is well aware of the position they are in, and with them seemingly holding the QB advantage in at least 11 games entering this season, I expect them to have their foot on the gas from the get-go.”<\/p>\n Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn (L) and quarterback Jayden Daniels (5). Geoff Burke-Imagn Images<\/p>\n There is hope that the Commanders can build on what they accomplished last season, and with the additions of Deebo and Tunsil, the offense looks better on paper.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Defensively, the drafting of Trey Amos will hopefully solidify the secondary, and in Year 2 for Joe Whitt Jr, the defense can make some strides.<\/p>\n It will be interesting to see if the Commanders can continue their rapid rise in Daniels’ second season, with defenses now having a full offseason to study his tendencies and what he does and doesn’t like.<\/p>\n So yes, Year 1 was great, and while some don’t have any fears about a regression in Year 2, there’s every chance that Washington, while still being a good team, might not have the same success as it did a year ago.<\/p>\n Related: Commanders Signing Von Miller Predicted By NFL Insider<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Washington](\"https:\/\/www.rawchili.com\/nfl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/b9758dba458e4f5fbdeeb87177a572d4.jpeg\"\/)
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