"He wasn’t happy": Why Jayden Daniels sits out as the Washington Commanders face the Dallas Cowboys

Jayden Daniels, the Washington Commanders’ star player, has participated in just seven matches in this season and is missing from the field as the team faces the Dallas Cowboys.Jayden Daniels’ absence from the field has sparked chaos and panic among fans as many expected him to perform well this season. But it seems the Washington Commanders had a good reason not to let him take the field today against the Dallas Cowboys.A few days ago, the Washington Commanders’ head coach, Dan Quinn, opened up about Jayden Daniels and confirmed that he will not be returning to the field this season.The Washington Commanders’ head coach, Dan Quinn, said, "He is not happy that he is going to be out, but that's where we're at…”The popular head coach added, “We're always going to make the best decisions for the team and the player, but it doesn't mean we can't take advantage of this time. And like I said, I hope when you talk to him a year from now, 'Man, that gave me a different vantage point.' I want him to gain something from this time, and that's what we hope to accomplish from that."Jayden Daniels has been dealing with a brutal elbow injury after he ended up dislocating it on 9th November.However, the Washington Commanders’ star player focused on his recovery and came back on the field on 7th December to face the Minnesota Vikings.As luck would have it, Jayden Daniels fell to the ground again. The tests later proved that he had aggravated his injury and would not be able to take the field at least for the next few weeks, even though the team had planned otherwise.The Washington Commanders’ head coach, Dan Quinn, said, "We thought we had a good plan for the next five [games], and I would say, 'Man plans and God laughs.'"The Washington Commanders had a pretty poor season this time and it seems less likely for the team to win against the Dallas Cowboys.Also Read: Will Travis Kelce play tonight? Chiefs star’s retirement rumors spark chaos ahead of Denver Broncos clash