"I'm p----d off. This was malpractice by Dan Quinn. Having him in the game, in the fourth quarter, down 38 to seven, when Jayden Daniels has already missed time with injuries. He is your most prized possession as a franchise, and you're just having him out there to do what? What was his purpose of being out there? Was he going to get any better? Was he going to learn anything?"
"The Washington Commanders were not going to score 31 points in the final eight minutes. And yet, head coach Dan Quinn opted to keep quarterback Jayden Daniels in the firing line despite his injury problems this season. This plan backfired spectacularly. Daniels fell awkwardly, and it now looks like he'll potentially miss the rest of 2025 with a dislocated elbow that removes any slim hope the Commanders had of turning their campaign around."
The Washington Commanders failed to stage a realistic comeback in the final minutes, yet quarterback Jayden Daniels remained on the field despite prior injury absences. Daniels fell awkwardly and appears likely to miss the remainder of 2025 with a dislocated elbow, eliminating faint hopes of salvaging the season. Former running back and CBS analyst Damien Harris sharply criticized the decision, calling it malpractice and questioning the point of exposing the franchise quarterback in a decided game. Backup options were not used, and the team now faces significant consequences from the injury and the coaching choice.
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