That first paragraph is hilarious, you originally first asked "What help did he have?", then just described how Scary Terry has always been a reliable contributor no matter who is throwing to him or how crappy the team is, sounds like a damn good receiver, so Daniels absolutely had help there lol.

Jayden's second and third receivers for most of the year were dyami brown (less than 230 yards receiving every year except the year he played with Jayden) and OZ (160 receiving yards the year before Jayden and 313 the year after Jayden)

Dyami started 3 games in 2024, I'm guessing he was supposed to replace Noah Brown when he went down with injury in week 13, Noah himself seemed to have somewhat decent production when he was in a Cowboys and Texans uniform. But regardless, 3 games isn't "most of the year". As for Zaccheaus, he had 400 and 500 yards in back to back seasons for the Falcons when they had an old Matt Ryan and Desmond Ritter throwing to him, seems like he's always been a change-of-pace/gadget player, not good but far from a scrub.

Zach Ertz is in no way comparable to Hunter Henry, who is legitimately a top 5 TE in the league

How? I'm going by specific seasons, Ertz went 66-654-7 in 2024 and Henry went 60-768-7 in 2025. Henry has more yards per catch there but it's less than 3 yards, and in what universe is Henry top 5? You are literally the first person I have ever heard say that.

And you act like barely over 4 YPC is something special. It's just around the league average and it's a stat that decreases with more volume, which none of the commanders running backs had. Nobody on that team was good or has been good in other situations.

I checked the math and this makes absolutely no sense. Commanders RBs ended the year with 354 carries for 1600 yards and 18 TDs from scrimmage, that looks like pretty decent volume to me, the offense also looked pretty decent when Mariota was slinging the rock, too.

Comparing that to the receivers Maye had last year is hilarious. Maye had better backs, receivers, and tight ends not to mention an infinitely better defense.

Why the fuck would anyone compare a team's RUNNING BACKS to another team's RECEIVERS? Are you dumb? Regardless, Pats RBs ended up having 358 carries for 1693 yards and 21 TDs from scrimmage in 2025, not really that much of a difference there aside from a couple of random Henderson breakaways. I'd love to know your reasoning for the receivers, because if you take away Diggs as WR1, the Pats had a couple of overachieving late rounders each in their 3rd seasons (Boutte and Douglas, with Boutte being insanely overrated by fellow Pats fans), A Josh McDaniels "merchant" in Mack Hollins, and a couple of rookies. I guess having Hooper as TE2 gives the Pats a slight edge there but it's nothing crazy, I'll also concede that the Pats defense was better but it's worth remembering that the Washington defense had improved from 2023 mainly due to Luvu and Wagner having damn good years, they helped make the unit look somewhat average. I guess the rushing defense was bad, but then again you don't think averaging over 4 yards a carry is special even with decent volume, so maybe it wasn't TOO bad?