"This was immediately followed by more fierce debates over whether the Commanders should sit him out for the entire season. Quinn's squad is on an eight-game losing streak, playing for nothing but pride. Risking Daniels' health, when he is clearly feeling something in the elbow he dislocated against the Seattle Seahawks, is a risk some believe isn't worth taking. Quinn said there was no major issue and that Daniels would be assessed this week before Washington's divisional road trip to the New York Giants."
"Even though Quinn revealed after Week 14 that Daniels could have returned, the problem reaggravated. There was no structural damage again, but further medical examinations kept the reigning NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year from being cleared by the team doctors. This is the first time Daniels has re-injured one of his ailments this season. Quinn didn't rule out anything regarding his participation over the final three contests,"
Head coach Dan Quinn removed Jayden Daniels from the Week 14 game after Daniels fell on a previously dislocated elbow. The elbow reaggravated despite no structural damage, and team doctors did not clear Daniels following further medical examinations. Washington is on an eight-game losing streak and faces limited competitive stakes, prompting debate over resting Daniels for the remainder of the season. Marcus Mariota will start in Week 15 at MetLife Stadium. Quinn did not definitively rule out Daniels for the final three games, but two upcoming matchups against the Philadelphia Eagles present difficult defensive challenges.
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