Jaden Daniels out for Sunday against the Giants. Dan Quinn announced that a little while ago.

They didn't take this one until the end of the week. Kind of interesting when you consider that it was he could return Sunday.

Then he's sore on Monday, but now the doctors are advising him not to play this early in the week on a Wednesday.

But there's no serious injury, no structural

setback, nothing like that to the elbow. We are talking about, by the way, the non-throwing elbow

again. Real quickly, because several of you have sent this to me, about the, is it the ringer

who wrote this? Daniel's scrambling rate is up by three percentage points over last season.

That's a number Washington wanted to bring down after Daniel scrambled on nearly 13% of his dropbacks as a rookie.

His scramble rate is up to 15.7% in 2025.

This is worrisome, the ringer rights.

So, I mean, the scrambling rates up by a whole three percentage points, well, 2.7, to be exact, over last year.

Let me just put a little bit of context to that, just a little bit, okay?

Because I don't want, I want his scramble rate to come down.

I want his scrambles

to be play extensions to throw the football, which we've seen some of this year, but not as

much as last year, in part because he hasn't played anywhere near the amount he played last year.

But let me just real quickly mention that the one game, the game that really you have to

throw out in terms of a measurement and an evaluation game for Jaden is the Seattle game. Because of

the fact that we've learned, most of us have, you can check with Kime and Logan and everybody else,

receivers in the game that were in that particular game weren't even running the correct routes.

Remember how quickly he would take off and run?

It's because he looked to where they were supposed to be.

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