Commanders Get Promising Jayden Daniels News Days Before Giants Game
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is on track to return for the team against the New York Giants.
The Washington Commanders are set to face the New York Giants in their Week 5 matchup on Sunday, aiming to recover from their recent loss to the Indianapolis Colts. As the Commanders prepare for their next game, they have received promising news about their starting quarterback, Jayden Daniels. NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports that Daniels is on track to start for the Commanders against the Giants, provided he has a good week of practice.
Daniels had been sidelined since entering the season with an elbow injury after the Commanders' game against the Dallas Cowboys on September 20. Since then, he has made two appearances for the Commanders, throwing three touchdowns, recording zero interceptions, completing 51 of 260 pass attempts for 260 yards, and maintaining a completion rate of 56.9%.
The prospect of Daniels returning to the starting lineup has buoyed the Commanders' confidence as they prepare to take on the Giants.
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