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Commanders Teammates Push Back Hard After Jayden Daniels Injury Video Explodes Online
Dan Quinn said Commanders players were told to head to the locker room and were gutted after Jayden Daniels dislocated his left elbow.
- On Sunday, Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated left elbow during a 37-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, sparking viral criticism after a video showed teammates walking off the field.
- Head coach Dan Quinn and several teammates spoke on Wednesday to reject the narrative, explaining that officials prohibited players from remaining on the field during halftime despite their desire to stay.
- Washington left tackle Brandon Coleman called the criticism "bulls---," while tight end Ben Sinnott noted players stepped back to give medical personnel space and were "absolutely gutted" by the injury.
- The Commanders have ruled Daniels out for Sunday's matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, with veteran Marcus Mariota starting in his place while Daniels consults with a specialist.
- Players emphasized their strong brotherhood, contrasting this situation with Daniels' injury last November against Seattle, where teammates surrounded him en masse as the team moves forward.
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Commanders push back on 'bulls—' viral narrative that they didn't care about Jayden Daniels' elbow injury
Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn says players were "gutted" after Jayden Daniels' elbow injury, pushing back on viral video showing teammates walking away.
·New York, United States
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Commanders teammates push back hard after Jayden Daniels injury video explodes online
A viral clip showing Commanders players walking past an injured Jayden Daniels sparked backlash across social media.Now, Washington players are firing back and explaining what the brief video didn’t show.
·Charlotte, United States
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