The Commanders are 0-2 and already dealing with another injury to their franchise quarterback

The Washington Commanders, already struggling with a 0-2 record, are now dealing with yet another injury to their star quarterback, Jayden Daniels. The injury occurred during Sunday's 37-20 loss to Dallas, where Daniels dislocated his elbow while trying to brace himself. This is the third time this season Daniels has suffered a similar injury.

Coach Dan Quinn announced that Marcus Mariota will start at quarterback for the upcoming game against Seattle. Quinns stated that Daniels will be visiting specialists later this week. The injury to Daniels’ non-throwing arm poses a significant concern, as it could lead to further dislocations if he tries to use it to stay upright.

The Commanders face a challenging situation as they start the season 0-2 and now potentially without their franchise quarterback for an extended period. With Mariota stepping in, the team will need to adapt their offensive strategies, as Mariota lacks the dynamic threat that Daniels brought to the table.

As the season progresses, the Commanders will have to address various injury concerns, with players like Nick Cross, Brandon Coleman, Javon Kinlaw, and Sam Cosmi also dealing with various issues. The team's resilience will be tested as they attempt to bounce back from a disappointing start.