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Some fans may hear this and call out Woody for recency bias, but he’s actually not saying anything too crazy. If we compare Maye’s 2025 season to Daniels’ 2024 campaign, the former is on pace to pass the latter in passing yards, TDs, and QBR. He’s also led the team to a 6-2 record, which is the same record that the Commanders held under Daniels last season at this time. With this in mind, it’s not crazy to say that Maye has been the best QB of his class so far. The roles have completely reversed between him and Daniels in year two. One is the new hot topic, while the other is taking a backseat. However, only time will tell if this remains the case. There’s still a lot of football left to be played. For now, though, Maye looks like the better of the two. At best, Daniels could get healthy and go on a late-season run that settles this debate. We’ll just have to wait and see. As for Washington, it’s been a nightmare in the capital so far. They’re 3-4, Daniels has already been injured twice, and that injury bug has spread to other key players like Deebo Samuel, Terry McLaurin, and Austin Ekeler. It’s all bad for one side and all good for the other, but that could easily change in a matter of weeks.
