Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has no ligament damage in his right elbow and won’t need surgery or a stint on injured reserve, according to multiple reports on Friday.
An MRI revealed that Daniels does not have damage in the dislocated elbow on his throwing arm, per the reports, and it’s possible he would be ready to return following the Commanders’ bye in Week 12.
Daniels was injured trying to elude Seattle Seahawks defenders last Sunday night in a game that was well out of reach for the Commanders, who trailed 38-7 in the fourth quarter when the second-year quarterback went down. It was Washington’s fourth consecutive loss and third in a row by more than 20 points.
An IR stint would have required Daniels miss four games. He is out Sunday when Washington (3-6) hosts t

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