The Washington Commanders are facing another difficult injury situation involving quarterback Jayden Daniels, and the team will be without its star quarterback for at least Week 3.
This stock report measures direction, not just who played well last Sunday. As it stands, the Washington Commanders are 0-2 after divisional losses to Dallas and Philadelphia.
The Commanders are set to start QB Marcus Mariota in Week 3 after QB Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated elbow on Sunday against the Cowboys. Appearing on the Pat McAfee Show, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport gave an update on the quarterback situation in Washington.
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Following a devastating left elbow dislocation during the Washington Commanders’ loss to the Dallas Cowboys, a recurring injury that caused him to miss significant time last year, star quarterback Jayden Daniels is undergoing further medical evaluations.
It seems like Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels is trying to make the best of things despite a horrific injury that could alter his career. But apparently Kurt Warner sees it differently, as he urged Daniels to suck it up and play with his elbow injury, according to a post on Reddit.
An update has emerged on the potential handling of Daniels' injury.
While the Washington Commanders play the what-if games, the Seahawks are basking in the glow of yet another victory. One team is up, the other is down.
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Washington Commanders defensive coordinator Daronte Jones made the team's priority well known last week. "The game comes down to chunk plays, keeping the
When the final whistle blew in Dallas this past Sunday, the Washington Commanders were left dealing with much more than just a Week 2 loss to the Cowboys.
The Commanders turned to Marcus Mariota for eight starts last season, doing so after not needing him to make any in 2024. Signed a third one-year Washington contract, Mariota will be back under center in Week 3 — and probably for a longer period — after Jayden Daniels’ latest injury.
Daniels’ latest injury has created a familiar problem for the Washington Commanders. This time, Quinn isn't ruling out handling the recovery differently.
Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated left elbow on the last play of the Washington Commanders’ Week 2 game against the Dallas Cowboys. However, two-time MVP Kurt Warner gave an example to explain how the QB could be back for the team in their next game against the Super Bowl champions, the Seattle Seahawks.
Terry McLaurin was held in check for most of Week 1 with 14 receiving yards. After McLaurin was thrown the ball only four times in Week 1, his nine targets during Week 2 are supposed to seem like an improvement.
Daniels was injured during the Commanders' final snap of the second quarter during Sunday's 37-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
Darnold suffered a glute injury on the Seahawks' opening possession of their 13-10 win over the New England Patriots on Sept. 9.
Sam Cosmi collapsing to the turf after a sickening collision with his own teammate, running back Kaytron Allen, was the definitive, horrifying exclamation point on an afternoon of pure carnage in Dallas.
It's been an uncharacteristically poor start to the season for McLaurin.
The Cowboys improved to 1-1 on the season when they notched an impressive 37-20 home win on Sunday afternoon.
A week after opening the 2026 season with an underwhelming effort against the Giants, the Dallas Cowboys offense showed more of its true potential in a win over another NFC East rival. On Sunday, Dak Prescott rebounded from his Week 1 struggles to lead the Cowboys to victory.
Stefon Diggs’ inappropriate celebration in Week 1 of the NFL season has proven to be a very expensive one as well. The Washington Commanders wide receiver received a $14,926 fine from the NFL for his goalpost-heavy celebration after scoring a Week 1 touchdown.
The Washington Commanders shocked many people in Week 1 by hanging around and nearly knocking off the Philadelphia Eagles.
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