The Washington Commanders currently hold a 2â2 record and will head to Los Angeles next weekend to face the Chargers, with a clear goal in mind: securing another win. The return of Jayden Daniels is crucial, although the quarterbackâs availability for the game has yet to be confirmed.
A knee injury has kept the former LSU standout sidelined for his team last two games â a win over the Raiders and a loss to the Falcons. Head coach Dan Quinn remains hopeful that Daniels will be available at SoFi Stadium, though nothing has been announced yet.
On Wednesday, the quarterback saw limited action during practice and, after a brief exchange with the media, shared how he felt physically â expressing his intention to be on the field from the very first snap against the Chargers.
âI felt good out there and, yeah, thatâs the plan,â Daniels said. Marcus Mariota took over the first-team reps, and it still remains unclear who will get the start in Week 5.
Jayden Daniels #5 of the Washington Commanders.
Back on track in the NFC East
With the Philadelphia Eagles showing no signs of slowing their dominant pace atop the division, the Washington Commanders are staring down a must-win scenario this Sunday.
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A loss would not only open up a potentially irrecoverable gap in the standings, but it would effectively relegate Washington to chasing a Wild Card berth, prematurely derailing their stated mission to dethrone their divisional rivals and capture the coveted NFC East crown.
Whatâs next for the Commanders?
With the main goal of getting back to the win column as soon as possible, here are the upcoming games the Commanders will face in this NFL season:
- @ Los Angeles Chargers, October 5
- vs Chicago Bears, October 13
- @ Dallas Cowboys, October 19
- @ Kansas City Chiefs, October 27
- vs Seattle Seahawks, November 2
