The Washington Commanders dropped their fourth consecutive loss to the Seattle Seahawks, 38-14. Here are five takeaways from the matchup.
1. Updates on Jayden Daniels.
Although the Commanders' loss on Sunday Night Football has larger implications for the season's outlook, all that was placed to the side once Daniels went down with what head coach Dan Quinn said was an elbow injury. It's the third injury Daniels has sustained this season.
Daniels was injured on a two-yard sack with less than eight minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. The cart was initially brought for the quarterback, but Daniels was instead escorted to the locker room with a cast on his left arm. Although there are reports of the injury's extent, the team has not released any official news about Daniels since last night.
"This is pray time, you know what I'm saying," Bobby Wagner said in the locker room. "This is pray and let him feel the emotions that he's feeling, and just send a lot of positivity out there. I'm close with him, obviously; whatever it is, I'll help him the best way I can. But that's all we can do in this moment, is just pray, and hope for the best."
The team is still gathering information on Daniels' injury, but it is clear, based on how the injury looked when it occurred, that Daniels will miss more games this season. Backup Marcus Mariota is expected to take Daniels' place until he returns, whenever that might be.