Games Played/Started: (2006, 0/0); (2007, IR) Total 0/0
Possesses superior speed and soft hands out of the backfield
Placed on Injured Reserve (hamstring) in 2007
Was on the 53-man roster all year as a rookie, but was never on the 45-man active game-day roster in 2006
Daniels finished his career as the 4th-leading rusher in Georgia Tech history
Daniels is a former college walk-on who earned a scholarship following the 2002 season
P.J. Daniels was picked with the 132nd-overall selection (1 of the Ravens’ 4 compensatory picks) in the 4th round of the 2006 NFL Draft
2007: Placed on Injured Reserve (hamstring) on 8/28
2006: Was on the 53-man roster all year as a rookie, but was never on the 45-man active game-day roster
Was a game-day inactive for the Divisional Playoff game vs. Ind. (1/13/07) and all 16 regular season games
Two-time All-ACC tailback (1st team in 2003 and 2nd-team in 2005), who finished his career as the 4th-leading rusher in Georgia Tech history
Daniels is a former college walk-on who earned a scholarship following the 2002 season
Finished his career ranked 3rd in Georgia Tech history with 23 rushing TDs
Finished with 3,912 all-purpose yards, ranking him 5th on the Yellow Jackets’ list
Also ranked 2nd in school history with 16 100-yard rushing games
Saw action in 44 games, starting 29 at Tech, and finished with 3,340 yards rushing on 707 carries (4.7 avg.)
Also pulled in 56 passes for 369 yards and 3 TDs in his college career
Earned All-ACC 1st-team honors as a sophomore when he led the ACC and had the 4th-best season in school history with 1,447 rushing yards on 283 carries (5.1 avg.) and a career-high 10 TDs as a sophomore
Named to the All-ACC 1st-team and gained 1,535 all-purpose yards, and ran for over 100 yards in 6 games as a sophomore in 2003
Became the 3rd Yellow Jacket to lead the league in rushing (Jerry Mays – 1989 and Rovert Lavette – 1982) as he rushed for a career-high 1,447 yards (4th in ACC history) and 10 TDs as a sophomore
Averaged 22 carries per game, setting a Tech record with 283 attempts
Put an exclamation point on his season with 307 yards rushing and 4 TDs, which ranked as the 3rd-best rushing performance in school history
Daniels' effort also ranked as the 3rd-best rushing day in ACC history and set an NCAA record for rushing yards in a bowl game
Also tied the Tech record with 4 TDs, as he was named to ESPN.com's "All-Bowl" team
Was awarded a scholarship following his freshman season
His college teammate, S Dawan Landry, was drafted by the Ravens in the 5th round in 2006
Was named to the 2003 and 2004 All-Academic football team and the 2003-04 ACC academic honor roll
Majored in management at Georgia Tech
Attended Elsik (Houston, TX) HS, where he lettered 4 times and was named the team MVP as a senior
Rushed for 1,600 yards and played in the Houston North-South All-Star game as a senior
Along with teammates David Pittman, Demetrius Williams and Derrick Martin, Daniels took a goup of youngsters from the Sunshine Kids (a nonprofit organization dedicated to children with cancer) to Six Flags Amusement park in May 2007
Daniels participated as an instructor in the Art Monk Football Camp in July 2006
In Sep. 2007, P.J. participated in the United Way Extreme Makeover Challenge, teaming with Baltimore-area businesses to make-over 6 classrooms in a local YMCA childcare facility
He also joined other Ravens RBs for a Thanksgiving basket distribution for Baltimore families in Nov. 2007
With teammate Jared Gaither, he spoke to 5th grade students at Woodholme Elementary School in May 2008
