Jayden Daniels sped up the Washington Commanders' timeline.

He was so good as a rookie QB, and the Commanders made it all the way to the NFC title game.

No time to waste, because windows open and close quickly in this league.

Enter a trade for Saints legend Cameron Jordan. For The Win's Cory Woodroof thinks that could happen in exchange for a sixth-round pick.

"Jordan has been a career Saint, but his odds of winning a Super Bowl in New Orleans feel pretty slim at this point given where the franchise is right now," Woodroof writes. "The Commanders are a bona fide title contender, but the team could use a rotational veteran coming off the edge to affect the passer. While Jordan finishing out his career in New Orleans is the storybook ending, the Saints trading the future Hall of Famer so he can close his NFL days with a contender is probably the best path forward for both sides. Washington would benefit from having Jordan on the roster, as he could provide valuable depth off the edge and veteran leadership off the field."

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