Jayden Daniels set the franchise mark for rookie passing yards, smashed the NFL record for rushing yards by a rookie quarterback, and, generally, was the ultimate fixer for the Commanders. Whatever mistakes or deficits the team created, he could usually fix by the end of the regulation or overtime.

Griffin's desire for Daniels to sit doesn't come from a place of comparison to his own experiences, though the parallels are easy to notice. Both are black, Heisman trophy-winning quarterbacks who can run and who were both drafted No. 2 overall by the team in D.C. However, that's where the similarities end for Griffin.

Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is sidelined once again. After aggravating the same elbow he dislocated earlier this season in his return to action against the Vikings, head coach Dan Quinn announced in his Wednesday press conference that the quarterback has been ruled out for the Week 15 game against the Giants.

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels' trading cards are being collected at an extremely high rate.

Dart and Daniels represent bright futures for their teams. Daniels was Offensive Rookie of the Year last season. Dart has positioned himself to be a candidate this season. They also have a relationship off the field that began as high school prospects and continues now; they share the same quarterback coach.

Quarterback Jayden Daniels will sit out the Washington Commanders’ game at the New York Giants after aggravating his injured left elbow last weekend. Coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday that Daniels

The Commanders QB is back after injuring his left elbow. Will he return after again hurting the same arm? Here's what to know.

There may not be anyone in NFL history who understands Washington Commanders star Jayden Daniels' position in his second season better than Robert Griffin III, which is why the franchise's former quarterback's word carries so much weight.

Jayden Daniels will miss the Commanders ' Week 15 game against the New York Giants, Washington coach Dan Quinn said. Daniels landed hard on his left elbow while trying to chase down Andrew Van Ginkel after an interception in Week 14 against the Vikings and did not return, though Quinn said at the time that was a team decision.

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels was forced out again at Minnesota after landing hard on his previously injured left elbow during an interception return

Coach Dan Quinn made the announcement on Wednesday, but didn’t make any proclamation about Daniels’ status for the final three games.