"Jayden Daniels was supposedly healthy enough to go back into the game against the Minnesota Vikings despite taking a hard fall on his injured elbow. Just a few short days later, he was ruled out of the Washington Commanders' trip to the New York Giants in Week 15. It's unlikely that Daniels' issue has worsened, and he is still practicing in a limited capacity."
"JP Finlay from NBC Sports quoted a fan theory that general manager Adam Peters was the one behind Daniels sitting out. The fan also thought Washington's front-office leader might have taken this drastic measure because of his lack of trust in the coaching staff's handling of Daniels' situation. And the insider didn't believe it was that far-fetched. If there is any truth in this, and it just seems like a wild critique, that would be the first legitimate evidence of friction between Peters and Quinn."
Jayden Daniels suffered an elbow injury after a hard fall but returned to play against the Vikings and later was ruled out of Week 15 versus the Giants. Daniels continues limited practice while his injury status has not clearly worsened. Head coach Dan Quinn has avoided providing long-term plans for Daniels, leaving future availability uncertain. Fans are divided, with some advocating shutting Daniels down for the season and others urging more reps to aid development despite regression in performance. A social-media fan theory suggested general manager Adam Peters ordered Daniels' absence due to mistrust of coaching, implying potential front-office-coach friction.
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