every Commanders 4th down play last year what do you notice?

the Commanders made history in 2024 their willingness to go for it on 4th down was apparent their 4th down conversion rate? 87% ➡️ BEST in history better than Philly in short yardage BUT it's not what they DID, but what they DIDN'T do that's SHOCKING!

the Commanders attempted 23 fourth downs they converted 20 into first down NFL record 87% conversion rate but what is crazy about that stat: ZERO QB sneaks the Commanders did not even attempt ONE QB sneak on those 23 fourth downs

that's remarkable because QB sneaks are the #1 most efficient conversion concept on 4th & short last year 70 QB sneaks on 4th & short leaguewide 63-of-70 were converted (90.0%) the next closest concept converted only 69.8% the Commanders converted 87% without a single sneak!

along with the highest conversion rate in NFL history the Commanders gained 54.55 EPA on those 23 fourth down attempts how INSANE is that? not only is it the most in NFL history, compare just the EPA on *THOSE 23 PLAYS* to the EPA on *EVERY PLAY* from each offense last year:

the EPA gained by the Commanders on their 23 fourth down attempts was MORE than the total EPA on every offensive play from 23 teams last year 😱

there's been a lot of talk about the Eagles tush push so let's just look at short yardage now the Commanders were the BEST in NFL history in short yardage 4th downs and that's despite not using a single tush push/QB sneak! better than the Eagles tush push in 2022, 2023 & 2024

now let's look at Jayden Daniels he converted 88% of his 4th down pass attempts where does he rank among QBs w at least 7 att? behind only 2 QBs: Hall of Famer Peyton Manning (2002) Hall of Famer Kurt Warner (2007) and Jayden Daniels did it as a rookie 🔥🔥

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Over 2 minutes in and I don't think one had a pass thrown. All RB runs or QB runs

run plays.

I’ve split them: run plays (first) and then pass plays (last)

Jayden 🐐