Do you think Daniels has hit his ceiling production wise?

I'm not bashing the guy, he's a serviceable quarterback as was shown this year. However, just judging by his stats, I don't know how much more we can expect to get out of him.

He's a career 2200 yards a year (taking into account the COVID year) and if you average out his 3 non covid years he's around 2700 yards a year. 2700 yards a year is not necessarily bad but it isn't something that'll wow you either.

He's a career 14 TDs to 4 Ints/year guy. The 4 interceptions a year are nice but the 14 TDs are really low.

He averages 525 rushing yards a year with 6 TDs a year.

So, his total offensive output per year in his career has been 3,225 yards, 20 touchdowns, and 4 turnovers.

His passing stats have stayed almost completely the same year over year while his rushing stats have jumped up but he's relied more on rushing as the years have gone on.

Throughout his career his average yards/attempt have gone down every year. 8.7 y/a his freshman year, 8.3 his sophomore year, 7.9 his junior year, and 7.5 this year for an average of 8.1 yards/attempt throughout his career. Which is about average in college football.

I don't dislike the guy as a player, but I do not know how much more will be gotten out of him from a throwing standpoint. And we don't have the talent on the roster to rely on defense and running the football to get us where we want to be. We simply have to step up our throwing game. Maybe he can do that with hard work this offseason, but I'm not that confident in it. At this point, you've got to feel like he is who he is as a quarterback.