No Wednesday practice for Commanders QB Jayden Daniels
As expected, Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels won’t be practicing on Wednesday, due to a rib injury. That’s the word from Adam Schefter of ESPN.com. Daniels is, per the team, week-to-week with the injury that he suffered on the opening drive of his team’s Week 7 win over the Panthers.
STAUNTON, Va. — The Washington Commanders have a ton of devoted “superfans.” But “Hogfarmer” Chris Bryant has a story that goes deeper than football.
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CINCINNATI — Jayden Daniels and the Washington ... haul that led to a field goal. Joey Slye kicked four field goals. A lot has changed since that last Monday Night Football victory.
Every Sunday, we watch players dazzle us with one-handed catches and toe-tap touchdowns in the corner of the end zone. We've come to expect our favorite athletes to be superhuman, pushing their bodies ...
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