"If I'm healthy and ready to go, I want to be out there. It's a day-by-day process. Kind of just getting back in the rhythm of things and the flow of things. It's my second year in the NFL; you learn a lot of different things. It wouldn't be my first time going through adversity. It's important as a player. You want to go back and play as a competitor. That's who I am."
"Everyone has an opinion. But those who believe Daniels shouldn't play in Washington's remaining games are taking away what makes the dual-threat weapon so special. His elite mentality and relentless determination dragged the Commanders from the proverbial wilderness and back into the spotlight. Daniels has suffered some problems on the field this season, but coaching scared is not an option for Quinn."
Jayden Daniels returned to practice this week after dislocating his elbow, but he has not yet been cleared for contact. He confirmed his intention to play again this season if healthy, emphasizing a day-by-day approach and competitive mindset. Fans and experts are divided, with some worried about risking further injury in low-stakes games and others arguing Daniels needs game reps to adjust under head coach Dan Quinn's system. Quinn intends to slightly alter Daniels' on-field approach, and coaches prefer live repetitions to improve his decision-making and risk assessment rather than coaching from the sidelines.
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