The Washington Commanders' decade has been defined by change, with one decision in particular standing out: the switch from Redskins to Commanders.
The Commanders hired general manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn under new ownership, with their first big move in the NFL Draft being the selection of quarterback Jayden Daniels.
Peters and Quinn's first season saw Daniels take the team to the NFC Championship, with playoff victories against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Detroit Lions. Daniels' rookie season was a historic moment for the Commanders, with the team reaching the farthest they had been in the playoffs since winning the Super Bowl in 1991.
The Commanders' name change was a defining moment for the future of the franchise, but it's not the only significant event of the decade. The team's new ownership and the hiring of Peters and Quinn have brought about a new era in Washington.
Jayden Daniels' rookie season was a testament to the team's potential, but his injuries last season have set them back. This year is expected to be a rebound for the Commanders, with Quinn and Daniels looking to get the team back on track.
The Commanders' name change was a major decision, but it's not the only factor that has defined the team's decade. The hiring of Peters and Quinn, and the selection of Daniels, have all contributed to the team's trajectory.
The Commanders are looking to bounce back from a tough season, and with a healthy Jayden Daniels, they may be able to make a deep run in the playoffs.
Source: Yahoo Sports