In a thrilling array of performances in Week 15, quarterbacks across the league displayed their varied prowess and challenges. One standout effort came from Jayden Daniels, who piloted the Commanders to a nail-biting 20-19 victory over the Saints. Daniels delivered an exceptional game, completing 25 of 31 passes for 226 yards. His two touchdown passes, executed with precision and without a single interception, underscored his efficiency and composure under pressure.
Daniels wasn’t just a force in the air; his ability to rush for 66 yards provided the Commanders with critical versatility. This multi-dimensional quarterbacking was key to the Commanders’ narrow win and highlighted Daniels as a rising star to watch.
Over in the Broncos’ camp, Bo Nix showcased a performance marked by both brilliance and volatility. Despite throwing three interceptions, Nix also registered three touchdowns, leading the Broncos past the Colts with crucial plays. He completed 20 of 33 passes for 131 yards, a testament to both his persistence and his ability to recover quickly from setbacks.
Meanwhile, the dynamic Caleb Williams stepped up against the Vikings, completing 18 of 31 passes for 191 yards. Williams mirrored Daniels’ interception-free performance by tossing two touchdowns, further cementing his reputation as a reliable leader in high-stakes contests.
Another noteworthy appearance was made by C.J. Stroud, who mirrored Williams’ stat line with his precision. Stroud completed 18 of 26 passes for 131 yards, also throwing two touchdowns without any interceptions. His performance provided a critical edge in his team’s showing, demonstrating consistent delivery under pressure.
Spencer Rattler joined the conversation with a solid, albeit less spectacular, display. Rattler completed 10 of 20 passes for 135 yards, throwing one touchdown and avoiding interceptions. His steadiness contributed to his team’s overall effectiveness on the field.
In contrast, Bryce Young faced a tougher outing, completing 19 of 28 passes for 219 yards. While he added a touchdown to his tally, he was marred by two interceptions, highlighting some areas for potential improvement as he moves forward.
Will Levis found himself benched after a challenging performance, where he completed 8 of 12 passes for 89 yards. Throwing three interceptions proved costly and underscored his struggles to find rhythm on the field on game day.
Anthony Richardson delivered a mixed performance with 17 completions from 38 attempts for 172 passing yards. Though he didn’t secure a touchdown, his two interceptions were offset, in part, by his ability to rush for 46 yards, showcasing his potential as a dual-threat quarterback even amidst adversity.
Drake Maye’s effort stood out for its near accuracy, completing 19 of 23 passes for 202 yards. His composed play resulted in one touchdown and only one interception, ensuring his team remained competitive throughout the game.
Finally, Jake Haener had a difficult outing, completing only 4 of 10 passes for 49 yards. Without touchdowns and with an interception to his name, Haener will be looking to regroup and refine his approach as the season progresses.
These quarterback performances display a wide spectrum of football talent and strategy. Whether showcasing resilience, precision, or dual-threat capabilities, each player brought their unique flair to the field, making Week 15 an engaging showcase of professional football's quarterbacking depth and drama.