Jayden Daniels' Third Season Critical for Commanders Amid Injury Concerns

Washington Commanders hope Jayden Daniels' healthy third season dismisses comparisons to Robert Griffin III despite offensive line injuries.

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Left tackle Laremy Tunsil is unavailable due to a triceps injury, and center Nick Allegretti is dealing with a calf injury during camp. ^[1] Quarterback Jayden Daniels is entering his third season and faces pressure to have a healthy performance to dismiss comparisons to Robert Griffin III. ^[2] The Washington Commanders defense allowed the most points in the NFC during the 2025 season. ^[3] The Washington Commanders finished the 2025 season with a record of 5-12 after previously reaching an NFC title game. ^[4] Chig Okonkwo, tight end for the Washington Commanders, is a top breakout candidate for fantasy football in the 2026 NFL season. ^[5]

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Left tackle Laremy Tunsil is unavailable due to a triceps injury, and center Nick Allegretti is dealing with a calf injury during camp. · Winnipeg Free Press

Quarterback Jayden Daniels is entering his third season and faces pressure to have a healthy performance to dismiss comparisons to Robert Griffin III. · Winnipeg Free Press

The Washington Commanders defense allowed the most points in the NFC during the 2025 season. · Winnipeg Free Press

The Washington Commanders finished the 2025 season with a record of 5-12 after previously reaching an NFC title game. · Winnipeg Free Press

Chig Okonkwo, tight end for the Washington Commanders, is a top breakout candidate for fantasy football in the 2026 NFL season. · Yahoo! Sports

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