How good was the Washington Commanders' offense in 2024? Washington was near the top of every offensive metric, including total offense and scoring offense.
We know all about the Commanders' fourth-down dominance. Washington was a historic 20-for-23 on fourth down during the 2024 regular season. That's an 87% conversion rate. In a world where every record is meant to be broken, that could be a tough one to top.
But there's more.
The Commanders were one of two teams that scored on over 50% of their drives last season. The NFC's top seed, the Detroit Lions, was the only other team.
Every team that scored on 50% or more of their drives last season:
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馃 Detroit Lions (51.6%)
馃獤 Washington Commanders (50.0%)
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That's a remarkable stat, and when you consider where Washington's offense was in 2023, it's one of the best turnarounds in NFL history. Of course, having a quarterback like Jayden Daniels makes things much easier. Daniels was phenomenal in 2024; many believe he's already one of the NFL's best quarterbacks.
While Daniels' brilliance should be celebrated, let's not forget offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury. Daniels and Kingsbury proved to be the perfect combination and will be together again in 2025, with Kingsbury declining all potential head coaching opportunities.
What can Washington's offense do for an encore?
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Another stat showing Commanders' offensive dominance
