From the episode

Jaden was holding onto the ball for a long time. 3.41 time to throw. I feel like he just didn't, you know, really trust the game as it was coming to him.

STACKED’s take

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Daniels' 3.41 time to throw reflects hesitancy; Eagles ignored run threat.

Jaden Daniels held the ball for 3.41 seconds on average in week one against the Eagles, suggesting hesitancy and lack of trust in the game as it developed. He had 3.2 average separation at throw and 14.7% tight window throws (bottom 10-12 in NFL). The source notes the Eagles did not respect the Commanders' run game, dropping seven or eight defenders, which made it easier for them to cover Daniels' receivers. The main issue is that Daniels needs to establish a run game threat to open up the passing game.

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