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Kenny Pickett #8 of the Pittsburgh Steelers runs the ball during the second quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals at Acrisure Stadium on November 20, 2022 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images)
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Jahan Dotson #1 of the Washington Commanders gestures after running for a first down against the Dallas Cowboys during the second half at FedExField on January 08, 2023 in Landover, Maryland. (Photo by Jess Rapfogel/Getty Images) /

NFL Rumors: Jahan Dotson has clearly forgotten what Commanders QB room looks like

Washington Commanders wideout Jahan Dotson is feeling himself this offseason. He’s so deep into his own zone that he may have forgotten who his quarterback is for 2023.

Dotson recently appeared on a podcast to discuss his journey to the NFL thus far, and he dropped a few bombs in the process. The second-year receiver was drafted 16th overall by the Commanders and showed a few flashes of brilliance early in the 2022 season, hauling in four touchdowns in the first four games.

In his Year 2, Dotson claims, he’s going to be even better:

"“Honestly, I feel like this is my breakout year. It’s what I’ve been working hard for, and I’ve got to make them feel me.”"

Just wondering… how many young receivers enjoy a breakout season when their quarterback is Jacoby Brissett and/or Sam Howell? The Commanders aren’t completely sure who their starter under center will be in 2023, and that alone should make wideouts a tad bit worried.

While Dotson did showcase his explosive speed and athleticism in his rookie year, he’s going to get hurt by Washington’s lack of quarterback stability. There’s just no getting around that.

With ex-Chiefs coach Eric Bieniemy in charge of the offense, the Commanders may see more consistent offensive production, but Dotson’s ambitious hopes of having a “breakout year” should be curbed by realistic expectations.