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Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota was injured in the third quarter of the team's Week 16 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Mariota was hurt after firing a third-down incompletion to Treylon Burks. It wasn't immediately clear what Mariota injured, but he headed to the sideline under his own power and quickly went into the blue medical tent.
Shortly thereafter, Mariota was seen exiting the tent. He jogged to the locker room with the Commanders' medical staff in tow and a towel draped over his right hand.
The Commanders did not immediately provide an update on Mariota's status.
Washington is already without starting quarterback Jayden Daniels (elbow) for the remainder of the season. If Mariota can't return to action, third-string quarterback Josh Johnson would be tasked with leading the Commanders for the rest of Saturday's game, and maybe beyond.
(This story will be updated as more information becomes available.)
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Marcus Mariota injury update: Commanders QB exits game vs. Eagles
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Mariota was hurt after firing a third-down incompletion to Treylon Burks. It wasn't immediately clear what Mariota injured, but he headed to the sideline under his own power and quickly went into the blue medical tent.
Shortly thereafter, Mariota was seen exiting the tent. He jogged to the locker room with the Commanders' medical staff in tow and a towel draped over his right hand.
The Commanders did not immediately provide an update on Mariota's status.
Washington is already without starting quarterback Jayden Daniels (elbow) for the remainder of the season. If Mariota can't return to action, third-string quarterback Josh Johnson would be tasked with leading the Commanders for the rest of Saturday's game, and maybe beyond.
(This story will be updated as more information becomes available.)
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Marcus Mariota injury update: Commanders QB exits game vs. Eagles
Continue reading...
