"Please don't be scammed": Jayden Daniels' mom Regina Jackson issues public warning over fraudulent activity tied to Commanders QB

Jayden Daniels’ rise has been fast and impressive. The 2023 Heisman winner at LSU and No. 2 pick in 2024 led the Washington Commanders to the NFC title game in his rookie season. He has established himself as one of the league’s brightest young stars.

Despite the amount of attention the quarterback is receiving, his mom, Regina Jackson, has been there to guide him. She also serves as his business manager.

Jackson made it clear on Saturday that Daniels does not have a Facebook account. She urged fans to ignore any profile on the platform pretending to be him.

"Please share. Jayden Daniels isn't on Facebook, and our Foundation wouldn't ask for money off Facebook, etc. Please don't be scammed. Be cautious 🙏🏽🙏🏽 #RaiseHail," Jackson tweeted.

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Please share. Jayden Daniels isn't on Facebook, and our Foundation wouldn't ask for money off Facebook etc. Please don't be scammed. Be cautious 🙏🏽🙏🏽 #RaiseHail

Jackson has always been vocal about shielding her son from people who don’t have his best interests in mind.

Daniels burst onto the scene last year, throwing for 3,568 yards and 25 touchdowns. He also set a quarterback rookie rushing record with 891 yards.

However, this season has been tough, as the Commanders (3-9) have lost seven straight. Daniels has also been hampered by injuries, limiting him to just six starts. He has completed 62.5% of his passes for 1,184 yards, eight touchdowns and two interceptions, while adding 262 rushing yards and two scores.

Jayden Daniels set to return to action in Week 14 after time on the sideline

Jayden Daniels has missed six games due to to knee, hamstring and elbow injuries. He suffered a dislocated left elbow in Nov. 3 versus the Seattle Seahawks, whch has kept him sidelined since.

However, Dan Quinn announced on Friday that Daniels will be back under center for Week 14 against the Minnesota Vikings. The Washington Commanders coach said he has been medically cleared to return as a starter after missing three games.

After Sunday's matchup, Washington will finish the season with a stretch of four straight divisional matchups, including a two-game series against the Philadelphia Eagles.