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Undrafted WR Bradley Shocks Commanders in Preseason
24 Aug
Summary
- Undrafted rookie Jaden Bradley impressed in preseason Week 2.
- Bradley recorded 42 receiving yards on two catches.
- Coach Quinn praised Bradley's competitive nature and big plays.
The Washington Commanders may have found a hidden gem in undrafted rookie wide receiver Jaden Bradley. During the second week of the preseason against the Detroit Lions, Bradley made a significant impact, catching two of his three targets for 42 receiving yards. One of these receptions was a crucial 30-yard gain.
Head coach Dan Quinn expressed his excitement over Bradley's performance, noting the energy on the sideline. Quinn highlighted Bradley's competitive drive, which was evident from the start as he sought opportunities on special teams. Quinn believes Bradley's ability to compete is a key attribute that has led to his recent success, including the standout long play.
Bradley's preseason has been statistically noteworthy. Across two exhibition games, he has garnered an 83.5 Pro Football Focus player grade, the highest among all Commanders pass-catchers. Having played five years of college football at UNLV, where he averaged 16.1 yards per reception, Bradley brings a history of making big plays. He also previously played for Pitt and Charlotte during his collegiate career.
