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By Matt Audilet
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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels suffered an ugly injury on the final play of the first half against the Dallas Cowboys, dislocating his left elbow.
Commanders medical staff rushed onto the field to attend to Daniels, while his offensive teammates walked off the field to head into the locker room. The optics of Daniels' teammates walking off the field sparked discussion around the NFL world, with many criticizing the reaction.
Commanders running back Rachaad White fired back at this criticism on Monday.
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"I walked off & den walked back on & was out dere for a min I shedded tears behind dat wat u mean I was crying @ half & during da kickoff return of da second half soo watch out wit all dat weird stuff," White wrote on social media in response to a critic.
White is clearly concerned about his quarterback, who will undergo further testing to determine the severity of his injury on Monday.
"Please tell me it was a bad dream," White wrote in another social media post on Monday morning.
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The Commanders suffered a 37-20 loss to the division-rival Cowboys, dropping their record to 0-2. They'll look to notch their first win of the 2026 season in a Week 3 matchup against the undefeated Seattle Seahawks this coming Sunday.
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