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The league's average quarterback scramble rate the past two seasons is 5.5 percent. Daniels sits atop the NFL at 13.8 percent, multiple percentage points ahead of runners-up like Justin Fields, Tyler Huntley and Drake Maye... Quinn estimates Daniels will have four or five rushing attempts off scrambles alone each game.
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Daniels' 13.8% scramble rate leads NFL; Commanders adding huddles and under-center to control it.

Daniels' scramble rate of 13.8 percent is the highest in the NFL, multiple percentage points ahead of runners-up like Justin Fields, Tyler Huntley, and Drake Maye. The Commanders are implementing guardrails by increasing huddle usage (from 32 percent last season to league median ~82 percent) and under-center snaps (from 5.8 percent when Daniels was on field to more frequent usage) to reduce scrambles and improve play-action effectiveness. Coach Dan Quinn estimates Daniels will have four or five rushing attempts off scrambles alone each game, with designed runs potentially adding to that total.

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