The Commanders QB rushed for 127 yards against the Falcons and now has 864 on the season, which is a new record for rushing yards by a rookie QB. The old mark was held by Robert Griffin III, who rushed for 815 yards in 2012 while playing for Washington.

Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels put an end to Washington's back-and-forth battle with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night, putting on a show in overtime as he marched his team down field and delivered a game-winning touchdown pass. COMMANDERS WIN! 🤯 JAYDEN DANIELS WALKS IT OFF AGAIN. #RaiseHail pic.twitter.com/OgzpniNi8E

After Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders narrowly beat Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons, the NFC Playoff picture has gotten a bit clearer.

The Washington Commanders clinched a playoff spot with Sunday night's 30-24 win over the Atlanta Falcons. With the win, the NFC has six spots locked down. Washington and Green Bay hold two of the three Wild Card spots.

Two weeks ago, the Washington Commanders had zero wins against teams with winning records. Now, they have one, that one coming against the Philadelphia Eagles. But when you consider that the Commanders themselves knocked the Atlanta Falcons from the ranks of winning-record teams on Sunday night,

Two NFC contenders looking to clinch their respective divisions face off on Sunday night, as the Washington Commanders host the Atlanta Falcons. Jayden Daniels' historic outing vs. the Philadelphia Eagles led Washington to a win last Sunday,

Washington’s fourth-ranked pass defense will present a stiff test for Penix, who passed for 202 yards and no TDs against the lowly Giants last week. Meanwhile, Daniels is coming off a stellar performance in a rousing three-point win over Philadelphia, passing for five TDs. He also ranks second among NFL QBs in rushing yards with 737.