Commanders QB Jayden Daniels Carted Off With Elbow Injury Against Cowboys
Washington's rookie quarterback was taken off the field after being hurt on the final play of the first half in Sunday's game against Dallas.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels was carted off the field during Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys after suffering an injury to his left elbow, according to ESPN.
The injury occurred on the final play of the first half, ESPN reported. Further details about the severity of the injury or Daniels' status for the remainder of the game were not immediately available in the report.
ESPN's report did not specify the score of the game at the time of the injury or provide additional information on the circumstances surrounding the play.
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