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Marcus Mariota Just Beat the Seahawks and Jayden Daniels Is Already Pushing to Play in London

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Alright, Commanders fans, buckle up because the Jayden Daniels saga just took a wild turn! Their head coach Dan Quinn dropped some big news in his Monday press conference: Daniels, who’s been out with a dislocated left elbow, is officially traveling to London with the team and will hit the practice field this week. Seriously, this guy isn’t wasting any time, which means things could get interesting *fast* across the pond.

The QB Situation Is Heating Up After a Win Against Our Boys

So, here’s the kicker: Daniels might be back on the field practicing, but he’s not necessarily slated to start their Week 4 game. Why? Because Marcus Mariota, the dude who just started and won against *our very own Seattle Seahawks* on Sunday, is currently penciled in to lead the team against the Colts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Yeah, Mariota got the job done against the green and blue, and now he’s got to hold onto that spot with Daniels breathing down his neck. Quinn even said Daniels has already been “putting in the work” and getting in his ear about wanting to play. You gotta respect that drive, right? The team’s flying out Tuesday, so the clock is ticking on who’s under center for that international clash.

Daniels’ Early Season Numbers Don’t Lie: He’s Got Potential

Even though he’s only played two games this season, Daniels has shown flashes of why he’s such a high-stakes player. He completed 29-of-51 passes for 260 yards, slinging three touchdowns without a single interception. Plus, he’s a dual threat, rushing for 100 yards on just 12 attempts. Those aren’t world-beating numbers, sure, but they show a guy who can move the chains and protect the ball. When a guy with that kind of impact is pushing to get back on the field, especially after a backup got a win, it creates some serious buzz. Meanwhile, linebacker Frankie Luvu and tight end Chig Okonkwo are also set to practice and travel, which is some decent news for their squad’s overall health.

The big question now is what kind of shape Daniels is really in. Will he be ready to jump back in the mix, even if it’s not this Sunday? We’re all going to be watching that Week 4 matchup against the Colts to see what Mariota does with the starting gig, and what Daniels’ return to practice means for the rest of their season. It’s a real drama unfolding, and it’s happening overseas!

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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