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Jayden Daniels left Sunday's game against Dallas on a cart after injuring his left elbow on the final play of the first half, and Washington's season just got a lot more uncertain. The rookie quarterback had been the heartbeat of this offense, and losing him, even temporarily, is a serious blow to a Commanders team with real expectations this year.
Meanwhile in Cleveland, Deshaun Watson did something nobody saw coming — he led the Browns past Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers twenty-three to nineteen in a weather-delayed thriller. Reports early Sunday had Watson's grip on the starting job hanging by a thread, but he answered loudly, buying himself at minimum another week as Cleveland's quarterback one and reigniting a fascinating storyline in the AFC North.
And in baseball, Atlanta is back on top. The Braves claimed their seventh NL East title in nine years under first-year manager Walt Weiss, a remarkable bounce-back after missing the playoffs entirely last season. Weiss walked into one of the most pressure-packed jobs in the sport and delivered, keeping the Braves dynasty very much alive heading into October.
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