Jayden Daniel's debut only lasted one drive, he only threw three passes, but he did enough to get people super fired up. Let's have a podcast.

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Jayton Daniels, really it was one throw, it was one throw and then a

repeat the goal line that have everybody buzzing.

Absolute time drop to Diame, what up, Mitch?

What up, James Patrick?

That was an exciting first series for, uh, for Jaidan there. We're both in our oarsman VA cars

zooming down the turnpike getting ready to pull off for dinner so I can post this

podcast and get this thing going.

Yeah, man, you know, Jaden played one drive and threw the ball three times. One of them was a miss to Echler at scene.

Throw was a rocket to Terry just for like a quick little bubble but the throws

torch. The big one obviously is calling the check at the line of scrimmage getting out of the screen going to the vertical

routes at the Ami Brown on the outside and just an absolute dime. The coverage was pretty tight,

didn't matter, it was outside shoulder where his guy could make a play on it.

The Army deserves credit for making the play on it.

If you're only going to get to see one drive of a rookie quarterback,

that's about as good as it could get.

I know that like, you know, I think if we got,

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