Jayden Daniels Is Back From Injury

Jayden Daniels is officially back. After missing time with a knee injury, the second-year quarterback returns to the field with high expectations for the Washington Commanders. In this video, we break down what Daniels’ comeback means for the Commanders’ offense, how his recovery impacts his mobility and playmaking, and whether he can take the next step in his sophomore season. Can Daniels put Washington back on track, or will the lingering effects of the injury hold him back?
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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Coming back is the Washington Commanders and Jane Daniels. He
is back and they got him a major, major boose.
But guys, the question that I have about Jane Daniels
is can he pick up right where he left off
or the Commanders rushing him back because of the defense
of woes. Guys, we talked a little bit about the

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Commanders last night about how their defense is terrible right now,
how they arguably have one of the worst defenses in
the NFL. Now, Jane Daniels has officially been medically clear
to return the Sunay against the La Chargers after missing
two games with that sprain need. He's back at full
partition to his status full participant status in practice. And
let's just be real, the Commanders need him. They went

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one on one with with Marcus Marriotta filling in, putting
up sixty one combined points in those games. Jane Daniels
is the future of the the of this franchise and
he is a franchise quarterback. Let's make it no mistake
about it. But here's the situation. Jane Daniels heard his
kneed back in Week two honor Scramble against the Green
Bay Packers when safety Javon Butlard hit him helmet first.

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Daniel Simms himself said it felt like he could have
played two weeks ago, but the team doctors and Dan
Quinn did not clear him. Quinn a minute. It wasn't
easy hold him out, but he wanted to make sure
that his young quarterback was truly himself. But putting him
back on the field, that makes sense. This is Daniel's
second year and he's coming off for Rookie of the
Year campaign in and twenty four. In his first two

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games this season, he threw for four hundred and thirty
thirty three yards, three touchdowns and also and also added
eighty five yards on the ground. This kid is electric,
but his style of play, scambling, scrambling, taking off, taking
off when the pocket collap collapses is exactly what got
him banged up in the first place. Even he admitted
he has to find balance between practice protecting himself and

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no when to fight for extra yards. At practice this week,
Jane Daniels was back in full though he is he
is still wearing a brace on that left knee, he said,
he and he said he doesn't like it, but that's
but if that's what it takes to play, he will
wear it. And he made one thing very very clear.
I plan on playing on Sunday and I plan on
winning on Sunday. Guys, Jane Daniels makes the Washington Commanders

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a very dangerous team yet again. But if he doesn't
learn how to protect himself quickly, these injuries are going
to keep piling up and piling up and piling up.
So let me ask you guys this question the comments
down below. Will Jane Daniels pick up right where he
left off? Or is or is this just the start
of a season where injuries keep slowing him down? Subscribe,

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