The Washington Commanders’ season went from disappointing to devastating on Sunday night. Quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated left elbow late in the fourth quarter of a 38-14 blowout loss to the Seattle Seahawks, an injury that cast a shadow over an already grim evening in D.C.
Jayden Daniels Dislocates Elbow as Commanders’ Season Hits New Low in 38-14 Loss to Seahawks
Daniels’ left arm bent awkwardly as he was sacked near the Seahawks’ goal line with just under eight minutes remaining. He clutched his arm in pain as trainers rushed onto the field, and teammates dropped to one knee. His elbow was placed in an air cast before he waved off a cart and walked gingerly to the locker room with staff holding his arm steady.
“Gut-wrenching,” right guard Sam Cosmi said afterward (via Ben Standig on Twitter/X). “You could just hear the air being taken out of everybody in the stadium.”
Daniels will undergo additional testing on Monday to determine the extent of the damage and a recovery timeline. The injury, to his non-throwing arm, is expected to sideline him for the foreseeable future — another brutal blow in a season already riddled with injuries for the 3-6 Commanders.
Since the start of the regular season, 17 Commanders players have suffered injuries that have or will cost them time. Of those players, 13 were starters at the time of their injuries. So far, the team's total missed games to injuries is 59 (and counting). pic.twitter.com/NXtdmOxVJG
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) November 3, 2025Head coach Dan Quinn faced immediate scrutiny for leaving his franchise quarterback in the game with Washington trailing 38-7 in the closing minutes.
“Yeah, not in that space,” Quinn said (via Nicki Jhabvala on Twitter/X) when asked if he considered turning to backup Marcus Mariota. “Obviously, the hindsight, you don’t want to think that way where an injury could take place. … I’m just gutted by it. I’m bummed.”
The injury capped a nightmare night that also saw cornerback Marshon Lattimore exit with a knee injury feared to be a torn ACL and receiver Luke McCaffrey leave after breaking his collarbone on the opening kickoff. They join a growing list of Commanders already sidelined this season, including Terry McLaurin, Noah Brown, Austin Ekeler, and three starting defensive linemen.
Mariota, who replaced Daniels after the injury, said the locker room’s focus turned immediately to their young leader.
“He’s an incredible person,” Mariota said. “We all checked in on him. Right now, it’s about making sure he’s OK mentally. It sucks. There’s no way around it.”
Sep 21, 2025; Landover, Maryland, USA; Injured Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels walks off the field after the Commanders’ game against the Las Vegas Raiders at Northwest Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Amber Searls-Imagn ImagesJosh Allen Lifts Bills Past Chiefs 28-21 as Defense Holds Late
The Buffalo Bills leaned on their franchise quarterback and a gritty defensive performance to take down the Kansas City Chiefs 28-21 on Sunday, holding off a final Patrick Mahomes Hail Mary to secure their fifth straight regular-season win over Kansas City.
Josh Allen accounted for three touchdowns — two on the ground and one through the air — as the Bills cobbled together just enough offense to outlast the reigning Super Bowl champions. Again, Allen’s dual-threat ability made the difference, compensating for a depleted receiving corps and an inconsistent passing game. Offensive coordinator Joe Brady relied on screens, tight end mismatches, and quick-game concepts to keep the Chiefs off balance.
Running back James Cook carried the load, becoming the first player in nearly two years to rush for over 100 yards against Kansas City. Tight ends Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox combined for a pivotal day in the passing attack — Kincaid led the team with six catches for 101 yards and a touchdown, including a 47-yard catch-and-run that set up Ty Johnson’s 3-yard score. Knox’s 30-yard reception later helped set up the first of Allen’s two quarterback sneaks for touchdowns.
Defensively, the Bills’ game plan was simple but brilliant: dare Kansas City to run. Buffalo loaded up to stop Mahomes and the Chiefs’ air attack, forcing them into their least productive offensive performance of the season. Mahomes completed fewer than 50 percent of his passes under relentless pressure from a shorthanded Bills defense missing multiple starters. Buffalo’s front disrupted the pocket all game, and when it mattered most, it held firm — batting down Mahomes’ final desperation heave short of the end zone as time expired.
Jan 21, 2024; Orchard Park, New York, USA; Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) greets Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) following the 2024 AFC divisional round game at Highmark Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY SportsJaguars Kicker Cam Little Sets NFL Record with 68-Yard Field Goal
History was made in Las Vegas on Sunday. Second-year kicker Cam Little drilled a 68-yard field goal as time expired in the first half of the Jaguars’ game against the Las Vegas Raiders, breaking the NFL record for the longest made field goal. Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker set the previous mark of 66 yards in 2021.
Cam Little’s NFL record 68-yard field goal would have been good from 70-plus. A new mark to chase. pic.twitter.com/Ei6z2Skwpk
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) November 2, 2025The NFL’s recent rule change allowing teams to keep and break in their own kicking balls during the week has helped extend the outer limits of kicking range. Previously, teams received their “K-balls” about an hour before kickoff, limiting prep time. The new rules, modern training, and equipment have changed what is possible for kickers.
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The trade deadline is tomorrow, so expect to see a bunch of reports like this one from Dianna Russini, regarding the Bengals’ ask for star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson:League sources say the Bengals are still asking for a first-round pick in any deal for Trey Hendrickson at this time.The trade deadline arrives in just over 28 hours, and teams are continuing to call Cincinnati about a number of their players. For now, prices remain high. pic.twitter.com/OUS5UpeH3s
— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) November 3, 2025 One notable trade has already happened today: the Miami Dolphins sent pass rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles for a third-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapaport, Green Bay Packers TE Tucker Kraft tore his ACL during Sunday’s loss to the Carolina Panthers. The Cincinnati Bengals’ defense is as bad as it gets in virtually every area, but none more so than their work against the run:Running backs total yards and touchdowns vs. the Bengals this season lmao pic.twitter.com/2LHovnBKDt
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