Commanders' Tyler Biadasz discusses building chemistry with Jayden Daniels

Washington Commanders center Tyler Biadasz spoke to Fox News Digital about building chemistry with Jayden Daniels both on and off the field.

Jayden Daniels may have only 23 games (including the playoffs) under his belt, but his veteran center saw a mature rookie throughout the entirety of the 2024 campaign.

Daniels was the second overall pick by the Washington Commanders last year and carried them to the NFC title game with an Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign.

"He’s so cool, calm and collected. You can see him on TV, too, his face is just locked in, he’s in the zone. That’s what he is. He’s very positive, always smiling, always having fun, that’s his flow state. But it was awesome, you had that veteran feel from him in day one," Commanders center Tyler Biadasz told Fox News Digital in a recent interview.

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Washington Commanders center Tyler Biadasz (63) prepares to snap the ball to quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium.  (Mark J. Rebilas/Imagn Images)

Biadasz came to the Commanders last year after spending his first four years with the Dallas Cowboys, so the veteran center and rookie quarterback had to get to work quickly in order to gel with each other.

That was certainly a learning curve for Biadasz, who went from blocking a pocket passer in Dak Prescott to the guy who had nearly 900 rushing yards last season.

"When you go through a camp and you go through the whole year with him, too, I think the biggest feature is how certain plays develop throughout timing, right? And for O-linemen, your job is to block forever, right? And there's certain timing of certain plays that may be more action-specific or a play-action. That