Commanders Get Encouraging Jayden Daniels Injury Update
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is making strong progress in his recovery from multiple injuries that caused him to miss 10 games last season. General manager Adam Peters expressed optimism about Daniels' health and performance during the offseason, noting his dedication to training. A fully healthy Daniels is seen as crucial for the team's success in the 2026 season, especially with changes in the receiving corps.
- ▪Jayden Daniels missed 10 games last season due to knee, hamstring, and elbow injuries.
- ▪Adam Peters stated that Daniels has had an intense and productive offseason training in Los Angeles.
- ▪Daniels' mobility and ability to extend plays are key to the Commanders' offensive effectiveness.
- ▪The Commanders lost several wide receivers and tight ends in free agency this offseason.
- ▪Washington drafted Athan Kaliakmanis in the seventh round to provide depth at quarterback.
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By Michael GallagherSports Content CoordinatorShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.After winning 12 games and making it to the NFC Championship Game, the Washington Commanders suffered a significant setback last season.The team went 5-12 and had to play a majority of the season without star quarterback Jayden Daniels, who missed 10 games last year with injuries to his knee (two games) hamstring (one game), and elbow (seven games).During an appearance on NFL Network’s “The Insiders,” Washington general manager Adam Peters updated where Daniels is amid his recovery from three different injuries while giving Commanders fans reason for optimism for the 2026…
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