The first touchdown pass of Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels's career went to an unlikely player in offensive tackle Trent Scott. After the game, a 38-33 Commanders' victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football, Daniels spoke to ESPN's Lisa Salters in an interview on the field.

Who keeps the football for Jayden Daniels' first touchdown pass? This normally would not be a question except the scoring pass went to a 6-foot-6, 320 pound offensive tackle, Trent Scott.

Jayden Daniels needed three weeks to get his first touchdown throw. It didn’t go to Terry McLaurin or Noah Brown or Austin Ekeler or Brian Robinson or anybody you would guess. It instead was caught by Trent Scott, an extra offensive tackle on a trick play.

After not throwing a single touchdown pass in his first two NFL games, Jayden Daniels showed off his arm in Week 3. Not afraid to air it out deep, Daniels led a big drive to fend off a late comeback from the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night, capping it off with a spectacular touchdown pass to Terry McLaurin.

The Washington Commanders are feeling great about their rookie quarterback after Jayden Daniels racked up 254 yards passing, 39 yards rushing and