Jayden Daniels' comeback from injury ends in agony. The Washington Commanders quarterback, who had been cleared to return from his non-throwing shoulder injury just weeks ago, was forced back into action against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, only to suffer another setback.
After being knocked down by Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel, who intercepted a pass and nearly returned it for a touchdown, Daniels tried to scramble away but ultimately fell to the ground on his injured left shoulder. The trainers quickly came onto the field to assess the situation, and while Daniels was able to limp off, he was immediately checked out of the game.
Daniels' injury woes have been well-documented since he suffered a dislocated shoulder against the Seattle Seahawks in November. Despite missing three consecutive games, Washington had not managed to break its losing streak, currently sitting at seven straight defeats.
The 9-of-20, 78-yard performance for Daniels was capped off by an interception, which gave the Vikings a chance to mount a comeback that ultimately ended with them scoring a touchdown on J.J. McCarthy's subsequent drive.
After being knocked down by Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel, who intercepted a pass and nearly returned it for a touchdown, Daniels tried to scramble away but ultimately fell to the ground on his injured left shoulder. The trainers quickly came onto the field to assess the situation, and while Daniels was able to limp off, he was immediately checked out of the game.
Daniels' injury woes have been well-documented since he suffered a dislocated shoulder against the Seattle Seahawks in November. Despite missing three consecutive games, Washington had not managed to break its losing streak, currently sitting at seven straight defeats.
The 9-of-20, 78-yard performance for Daniels was capped off by an interception, which gave the Vikings a chance to mount a comeback that ultimately ended with them scoring a touchdown on J.J. McCarthy's subsequent drive.