"What was already a sizable list of injuries for the Commanders now includes star quarterback Jayden Daniels, who will miss at least Washington's next contest against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football with a low-grade hamstring strain. Still, injuries are no excuse for a team that entered the campaign with high hopes for another deep playoff run after last year's NFC Championship game appearance. Everyone must be better, and there are far too many players who are simply underachieving."
"That leaves the man in the middle, Tyler Biadasz. The 2022 Pro Bowler was one of several former Dallas Cowboys players who followed Dan Quinn and Joe Whitt Jr. to D.C. in 2024 free agency, along with Dorance Armstrong Jr., Dante Fowler Jr., Noah Igbinoghene, and Noah Brown. He had a solid first season in Washington and has drawn little attention in 2025, which is usually a good thing for an offensive lineman."
The Washington Commanders suffered a heavy Week 7 loss to the Dallas Cowboys and fell below .500. Star quarterback Jayden Daniels will miss at least the next game versus the Kansas City Chiefs with a low-grade hamstring strain. The team entered the season with high expectations after last year's NFC Championship game appearance, but multiple players are underachieving. The offensive line received major attention in the offseason with additions like Laremy Tunsil and rookie Josh Conerly Jr., and Sam Cosmi recently returned. Chris Paul has excelled at left guard, but center Tyler Biadasz has drawn little attention while the run game has struggled, exposing cracks in the interior line.
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