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Jayden Daniels' dislocated elbow was a gruesome end to a harrowing evening at the office in Week 9. The Washington Commanders quarterback has dealt with troubling injuries this season, and questions about in the media. It's way too early to make assumptions one way or the other. Daniels isn't the only player who's been bitten by the injury bug this season, but he is the most important by a considerable margin. The Commanders haven't placed him on injured reserve after an MRI revealed no ligament damage, but one team insider remained pessimistic about his chances of featuring again in 2025. Washington is allowing Daniels to prove his health.

Much will also depend on how the Commanders perform in his absence. If their losing run continues, debates are already raging about whether there would be any point in getting the former LSU phenom involved. John Keim from ESPN weighed in on the subject. The long-time team insider acknowledged that Daniels represented Washington's best chance of getting back into the fight this season. And unless the Commanders are somehow in the playoff race down the stretch, it seems unlikely that the dynamic signal-caller will feature again. Some fans might not want to admit it, and the Commanders aren't ruling anything out right now.

However, there will come a time when realization must hit this organization and its long-suffering fans. This bears more significance if Washington cannot get out of its current slump. The post Commanders’ Jayden Daniels gets brutally honest on preseason, Terry McLaurin appeared first on ClutchPoints. Jayden Daniels will not openly admit it, but the frustration of the offseason seems to be catching up with him. Two days after the Washington Commanders’ preseason opener, the second-year quarterback spoke honestly on how the process has been without disgruntled star Terry McLaurin. Daniels did not play in the Friday night game against the New England Patriots.

Regarding his preseason availability, Daniels said he “loves” playing football, but the decision to rest was not his. “I love playing football, but I don’t make those type of decisions,” Daniels said, via NBC4 Sports’ JP Finlay. When asked if he wishes he had more time to ramp up with McLaurin, Daniels seemed to roll his eyes and said he only “controls what he can control.” The question also pertained to... Jayden Daniels is now set for a considerable spell on the sidelines after dislocating his elbow in Week 9 against the Seattle Seahawks. Head coach Dan Quinn took full responsibility for leaving the quarterback in for too long, but that won't help the Washington Commanders in the short term. Daniels wasn't playing that well even before going to the sidelines.

He is trying to force the issue too much. The signal-caller masked most of Washington's failings last season, but he's been unable to do the same this time around. The cracks have begun to show, and Daniels' injury problems haven't exactly assisted his cause, either. However, a Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback said what fans are refusing to believe about the No. 2 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft. Kurt Warner, one of the most fascinating rags-to-riches stories in NFL history, put on the tape and came to one damning conclusion about Daniels.

The ex-pro turned NFL Network analyst thought he wasn't seeing the field as well as he did as a rookie. He was keying in on one read, failing to go through his progressions effectively before taking off. It's a bad combination that has played a significant role in his regression. It remains to be seen whether the Commanders will risk Daniels again this season. He didn't go to injured reserve with veteran cornerback Marshon Lattimore and wide receiver Luke McCaffrey, which is encouraging. However, those in power are waiting on additional tests before reaching a decisive outcome.

October 14, 2025, 1:06pm EST 2K+ • By Lou Flavius Fans are going off on Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels following his behavior during Monday night’s loss to the Chicago Bears. The Commanders hosted the Bears in the prime ‘Monday Night Football’ fixture, with the Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills playing the other. They fell to 3-3 on the night, which leaves the Philadelphia Eagles with a grip on the NFC East despite losing to the New York Giants on Thursday. The Dallas Cowboys also shockingly lost to the Carolina Panthers amid their rich vein of offensive form. The Commanders had difficulty holding on to the football on Monday night, with Daniels throwing an interception and failing to execute a late handoff that gave the Bears possession and allowed them to fashion...

Related Topics: Jayden Daniels, Marshon Lattimore, Leslie Shepherd, Dan Quinn, Luke McCaffrey The collective gasps from fans still watching from the stands sucked the life out of Northwest Stadium when quarterback Jayden Daniels went down against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 9. His dislocated elbow was gruesome and concerning in equal measure — something that all but ended the team's chances of salvaging some semblance of respectability from the campaign. Daniels wasn't placed on injured reserve, unlike veteran cornerback Marshon Lattimore and wide receiver Luke McCaffrey. That left some hope that he could return, but head coach Dan Quinn acknowledged that this was more about gathering information before deciding on further action than anything else.

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