Philadelphia's secondary clamps down on opposing passing games. Daniels is trailing as an underdog and will be forced to throw, but the Eagles' pass defense is stingy enough to limit his opportunities into dangerous territory—he'll need to stay efficient and avoid the ball-hawking looks that generate picks. At 0.5 interceptions per game over his career (40th percentile at QB), he's volatile, but a disciplined game script where Washington leans on the run early to stay close keeps him from the desperate, high-volume passing that breeds turnovers.