Jayden Daniels Returns to Full Practice After Elbow Injury Recovery
Quarterback Jayden Daniels is set to make a comeback this weekend against the Minnesota Vikings. The Washington Commanders have elevated him to full participation in practice following a limited status earlier in the week.
Injury Background
Daniels suffered a dislocated elbow during Week 9’s loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Throughout last week, he was listed as a limited participant in the team’s injury reports.
Performance in 2025 Season
This season marks Daniels’ second year in the league, as he previously won the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award in 2024. Unfortunately, he has already missed six games in 2025 due to various injuries.
- Starts: 6
- Completion Rate: 62.5%
- Passing Yards: 1,184
- Touchdowns: 8
- Interceptions: 2
- Rushing Yards: 262
- Rushing Touchdowns: 2
Injury Report Update
On the Commanders’ latest injury report, there were additional updates on other players:
- Bobby Wagner (linebacker) – Out due to a knee injury
- Drake Jackson (defensive end) – Out due to knee and groin issues
- Franke Luvu (linebacker) – Upgraded to full participation from limited due to a shoulder issue
- Javon Kinlaw (defensive tackle) – Upgraded to full from DNP due to a back injury
- Tyler Ott (long snapper) – Full participant, dealing with back injury
- Noah Brown (receiver) – Full participant, returning from injured reserve
As Daniels prepares to return to the field, the Commanders hope to bolster their lineup against the Vikings in this crucial matchup. His presence could significantly impact their chances of securing a victory.
