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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels exited Washington's Week 14 game at the Minnesota Vikings after landing hard on his left elbow. It was Daniels' first game back from dislocating that same left elbow in Week 9 against the Seattle Seahawks.
Robert Griffin III urges the Commanders to shut down Jayden Daniels, citing mounting injuries and long-term franchise concerns.
Jayden Daniels aggravated his injured left elbow in the Commanders' Week 14 game against the Vikings. He will miss Week 15 because of it.
James Dudko covers the New York Giants, Washington Commanders, New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens for Heavy.com. He has covered the NFL and world soccer since 2011, with bylines at FanSided, Prime Time Sports Talk and Bleacher Report before joining Heavy in 2021. More about James Dudko
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Another issue for Jayden Daniels and another loss for Dan Quinn’s Commanders create a new low
Coach Dan Quinn and the Washington Commanders have hit a new low with their latest dismal showing. Their eighth consecutive loss dropped their record to 3-10 and officially eliminated them from playoff contention a year after they came within a victory of reaching the Super Bowl.