Commanders Explore Non-Surgical Options for Jayden Daniels’ Recovery

Washington Commanders say surgery isn't on the table for Jayden Daniels' injured elbow. Team officials are working on a plan to get him back on the field.

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September 26, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Ashburn, United States — The Washington Commanders have confirmed that surgery is not currently being considered for quarterback Jayden Daniels, who suffered a dislocated left elbow during a game against the Dallas Cowboys.

General manager Adam Peters stated that the team has not discussed placing Daniels on injured reserve and is focused on finding a way to get him back on the field. He mentioned that medical professionals across the country have been consulted, and the decision will be made based on medical advice.

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Daniels was hurt during Sunday’s loss at Dallas when he stepped on his left foot while backing away from the line of scrimmage. This incident is reminiscent of a similar injury he sustained last November, which led to a prolonged absence from the field. The team is now considering how best to support his recovery without surgical intervention.

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