Dan Quinn Withholds Jayden Daniels Timeline Amid Specialist Visit
Commanders coach Dan Quinn says there is no update on Jayden Daniels as he sees a specialist. Marcus Mariota starts against Seattle.
Key points
- Jayden Daniels misses the game against the Seahawks while seeing a specialist for a dislocated elbow.
- Dan Quinn refuses to set a recovery timeline, stating he will wait for full medical information.
- Marcus Mariota starts for Washington, while safety Nick Cross is ruled out and others rehab.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels sits out against the Seahawks. Head coach Dan Quinn offers no recovery timeline. Daniels is seeing another specialist on Wednesday for his dislocated left elbow.
The injury flared on the final play of the second quarter in Sunday's loss to the Cowboys. The team faces a wait-and-see period. No clear return date exists yet.
Waiting for Medical Clarity
Quinn refuses to guess at weeks of absence. He wants full information before speaking. "I'm not going to assume on the timeline," he stated. He prefers to let the medical process unfold naturally.
The coach expresses confidence in the current roster. However, he will not commit to a specific date. Any potential move to add another quarterback remains on hold. The team waits for definitive medical answers.
Mariota Starts and Injuries Mount
Marcus Mariota takes the field for Washington this week. He steps in while Daniels recovers. The offensive line and defense also face setbacks. Safety Nick Cross is ruled out for Week 3.
Cross suffers an internal injury against the Cowboys. Right guard Sam Cosmi navigates the concussion protocol. Linebacker Frankie Luvu and tight end Chig Okonkwo continue rehab. Defensive tackle work remains ongoing.
Roster Health in Focus
The injury list grows longer each week. Multiple players miss time in the upcoming match. The Commanders rely on depth and preparation. They manage these setbacks without panic.
NBC ProFootballTalk reports these updates from the press conference. The focus remains on health and readiness. The team prepares for Seattle with a patched lineup. Patience is the guiding principle now.
