Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated left elbow in Week 9 against the Seattle Seahawks, late in the fourth quarter. Initial evaluations indicated no fracture on initial X-rays, but the full severity and recovery timeline were to be determined by an MRI and further medical assessment the following day. Reports at the time suggested he would be out for an extended period, with no fixed return date announced immediately. Key details and timeline:

• Injury: Dislocated left elbow (non-throwing arm) during a sack late in the fourth quarter of Week 9.
• Immediate treatment: Arm placed in an air cast and he was transported from the sideline for evaluation.
• Imaging: X-rays performed at the stadium; MRI and additional assessments planned to gauge ligament involvement, fracture risk, and recovery timeline.
• Immediate impact: Left the game with the team trailing by a large margin; the Commanders’ playoff hopes were not immediately determinable pending return-to-play updates.
• Context: Daniels had already missed time earlier in the season due to knee, ankle, and hamstring issues, so the injury’s impact on the team could extend beyond a single game depending on the MRI findings and recovery progress.

If you’d like, I can pull the latest confirmed updates from reputable outlets to provide a precise return-to-play window and any official team medical statements.