Jayden Daniels is using virtual reality technology to improve his performance on the field. According to Pro Football Network, the Washington Commanders quarterback has discovered a link between technology and football through an advanced VR tool that operates at 1.75 times the normal speed. The technology challenges Daniels with scenarios that unfold faster than he experiences in actual gameplay. “It moves faster within the VR than actual human beings…Once you get out there, everything slows down,” Daniels told The Athletic. “I know this is coming. I’ve seen this before, (and) it moved more than 20 times faster in VR.” Jayden Daniels made VR training a condition for any team drafting him. Now he’s NFL Rookie of the Year and 1 game away from the Super Bowl. His edge? Training his brain at 1.75x speed. The story of the first QB 2.0:🧵 pic.twitter.com/OndJs0Azme — Todd Jacob (@thetoddjacob) January 19, 2025 Daniels reportedly had a VR training requirement for any team that drafted him,...

The ownership group that features Magic Johnson has agreed on a deal.

Magic Johnson is said to have joined the bidding war to purchase the Washington Commanders, The Washington Post reports.

Billionaires are reportedly making their way toward helming the position of team owner for the NFL’s Washington Commanders franchise.