Jayden Daniels - Commanders QB Thread

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by Darrell Green Fan

From DQ's comments I would have bet he plays. Players play hurt every week. Now I'm not so sure. Obviously if it's something that can get worse you sit him but that is not my impression. Clearly I don't want him playing in that instance but if not I'd really like to see him play.

i wish they would actually say what it is . . . bruised rib? pulled muscle? strained Cartlidge? but no, keep it vague so nobody really knows how long to expect

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

i wish they would actually say what it is . . . bruised rib? pulled muscle? strained Cartlidge? but no, keep it vague so nobody really knows how long to expect

I hope they don't disclose any more than they have to. Keep everyone guessing. No one outside that building needs to know anything "extra".

[WCommandersfan99]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

I hope they don't disclose any more than they have to. Keep everyone guessing. No one outside that building needs to know anything "extra".

+1

Eberflus just said recently he Bears will be ready for either Commanders' qb. No need to reveal anything as this is a pretty big game. The NFL world quickly needs to realize that Washington and Chicago are suddenly improved with their new stud qbs and in our case coaches/fo.

HTTC!

[Coff]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

i wish they would actually say what it is . . . bruised rib? pulled muscle? strained Cartlidge? but no, keep it vague so nobody really knows how long to expect

The thing is that an injury to the bone or cartilage are more or less the same thing in terms of how long a player will be out. If it's muscle related though, that could be a very significant injury.

I'm fine with DQ and everyone else being cagey about the answers if the purpose is to hinder an opponent's ability to game plan. My concern though is that the actual reason for the caginess is ownership's concern about selling tickets, and they know the injury is much more serious.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Coff

The thing is that an injury to the bone or cartilage are more or less the same thing in terms of how long a player will be out. If it's muscle related though, that could be a very significant injury.

I'm fine with DQ and everyone else being cagey about the answers if the purpose is to hinder an opponent's ability to game plan. My concern though is that the actual reason for the caginess is ownership's concern about selling tickets, and they know the injury is much more serious.

I don't see it

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by Coff

The thing is that an injury to the bone or cartilage are more or less the same thing in terms of how long a player will be out. If it's muscle related though, that could be a very significant injury.

I'm fine with DQ and everyone else being cagey about the answers if the purpose is to hinder an opponent's ability to game plan. My concern though is that the actual reason for the caginess is ownership's concern about selling tickets, and they know the injury is much more serious.

True . . . and both of those can get worse with playing . . . however if its a its a minor muscle strain or bruising, that can be treated pretty easily . . . and the minor muscle strain can be gone in less that that time . . .I've dealt with a few rib injuries (fractures, bruised ribs and rib cage muscle strains). they can all be debilitating, but some can be treated and some can heal more quickly than others.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Coff

The thing is that an injury to the bone or cartilage are more or less the same thing in terms of how long a player will be out. If it's muscle related though, that could be a very significant injury.

I'm fine with DQ and everyone else being cagey about the answers if the purpose is to hinder an opponent's ability to game plan. My concern though is that the actual reason for the caginess is ownership's concern about selling tickets, and they know the injury is much more serious.

Dan is gone.

What has Harris done to make you think he’s more about $$ than winning?