Not unexpected, but still very good news.

Jaden Daniels will be the quarterback for the Washington commanders on Sunday in Minnesota.

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We're brought to you by MGM National Arbor, joined by the big man, Mr. Mitch Tishler and Mitchell. I think, especially once he was a full

participant in Thursday's practice, everybody kind of thought Jaden would be back. Now we know Jaden is back.

Good news. This offense should be damn close to full firepower on Sunday.

Yeah, I mean, short of Austin Echler, you have basically your entire starting offense or how you envision this thing was going to look at the beginning of the year.

And getting Jaden back is a huge piece.

Obviously, we know what he can do at quarterback.

And him getting these, you know, last five games and getting some work in, I think is super important. So I can't wait to see what he can do at quarterback and him getting these, you know, last five games and getting some work in,

I think is super important. So I can't wait to see what he brings to the field Sunday.

I thought both DQ and Jaden had great answers on that. Like Dan Quinn was like, man, we have five games left.

That's a huge chunk of our season. He's like, we're, we're trying to win these games.

And then Jaden said, you know, there's five games left. I want to play. But I also,

you go around that locker room, like guys are playing through pain. There's five games left.

Of course, we're going to play. And he said, maybe I can can be smarter but i've got to play and i just think

i think the concept of like shutting him down was kind of unrealistic but i think for a lot of people

they thought i mean because when he got hurt against, it looked so significant that it was like,

what, he could be back in January, but then when it became more clear that it wasn't,

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