Washington Commanders receiver Jahan Dotson is enjoying his new offense.
Washington Commanders former first-round draft pick WR Jahan Dotson has had a pedestrian start to his career since being drafted out of Penn State back in 2022. Nothing has been eye-popping, but through his first two seasons in the league, Dotson has caught over 35 passes in each for over 500 receiving yards and a total of 11 touchdowns.
Now, entering year three and with another new QB at the helm in Jayden Daniels, Dotson will look to improve off his average statistics with the hopes of helping the offense take the next step into becoming elite. When speaking with the media following Tuesday's practice, Dotson described the differences this year as opposed to last year."Yea, a hundred pecent. Feeling more comfortable, especially within the offense.
Getting open in space is exactly what Dotson has been looking for as he feels that is when he is at his best, and being able to play freely in the offense is something that he likes a lot about his new offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury's offense.
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