Jayden Daniels out for Sunday’s game against Las Vegas Raiders
Commanders vs Raiders Injury Report
FOX 5's Chad Ricardo brings you the latest injury reporter for the Washington Commanders ahead of their matchup Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders. Brought to you by Marks and Harrison.
ASHBURN, Va. - Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has been ruled out for Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders due to an injured left knee.
Daniels ruled out
He was unable to practice for a third consecutive day. At a press conference on Friday coach Dan Quinn said Marcus Mariota will replace him in the lineup.
The quarterback sat out practice on Wednesday and Thursday because of the knee injury. He was wearing a brace on his left leg in the locker room.
Mariota gets start
Sunday’s start will be Mariota’s first start since 2022 when he was with the Atlanta Falcons.
Daniels was hurt in the fourth quarter of Washington’s 27-18 loss at the Green Bay Packers in Week 2 when he was sacked four times and faced pressure throughout the game.
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Latest injury report
In Thursday's injury report from the Commanders, the following players did not play in Thursday's practice:
- TE John Bates
- WR Noah Brown
- WR Deebo Samuel
CB Trey Amos had limited participation in practice on Thursday due to a shoulder injury.
The Source: Information in this article comes from the Washington Commanders.