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The Washington Commanders did not anoint second overall pick Jayden Daniels as the starting quarterback entering training camp. That's just fine with Daniels. He has been in this spot before -- and it worked out quite well. Washington has stuck with the plan laid out by general manager Adam Peters and coach Dan Quinn, alternating Daniels and Marcus Mariota with the first group. The last time Daniels was in a similar spot: two years ago at LSU. He won the job and a year later won the Heisman Trophy. That's why he is not bothered by whether or not he's designated as the starter with the season more than a month away. "I like competing," Daniels said. "Regardless if I'm announced as the starter or not I still have to compete. You can't be content with your job or [be] comfortable. So for me it's not a problem at all.
