There Go Those Washington Commanders Futures Bets as Jayden Daniels Suffers Hamstring Injury....Maybe

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Gamblers and fans alike await with baited breath to know the extent of Washington Commanders Jayden Daniels hamstring injury. 

Daniels suffered a right hamstring injury early in the third quarter against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday and later was ruled out, yet another blow to a banged-up Washington offense in an eventual 44-22 loss.  The Commanders are now 3-4 on the season.

The extent of his injury was not yet known heading into Sunday evening. 

Daniels suffered the injury with 11 minutes, 53 seconds left in the third quarter when Dallas linebacker Shemar James had a clear path on a first-and-10 rush. Daniels was about to throw the ball but with James in his face, pulled the ball down. But when James hit him, Daniels lost the ball and, in the process of being tackled, hurt his hamstring.

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Daniels immediately grabbed the back of his right leg and kept his hand there as he limped off the field. He was evaluated in the medical tent on the field before heading to the locker room.

Here is the prognosis for each scenario: 

Mild strains (Grade 1): 1-2 weeks
Moderate strains (Grade 2): 4-8 weeks
Severe strains (Grade 3): 3 months or more

Sunday's game pretty much got away early, even with Daniels still in the game. 

The NFC East, however, still remains up for grabs as the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles are two games up over both Dallas and Washington.

Those Commanders futures bets aren't worthless just yet, but could be if we learn Daniels will be out beyond the 2 weeks period. 

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