Commanders QB Jayden Daniels ruled out again; Mariota to start against Colts
Daniels will miss a second consecutive game because of a dislocated left elbow, according to ESPN.
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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts, according to ESPN.
The decision means Daniels will miss a second consecutive game because of a dislocated left elbow, an injury that has kept him sidelined since it occurred.
Marcus Mariota is set to start in Daniels' place against the Colts, continuing to fill in for the Commanders at quarterback while Daniels recovers.
No updated timeline for Daniels' return was specified in the available report, leaving uncertainty over when he might be available again.
The Commanders' performance during Daniels' absence will be closely watched given his importance to the team's offense this season.
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