A knee injury will keep a Washington Commanders quarterback out for the rest of preseason. The team's coach has shared an update on the player's status. The injured quarterback is expected to recover in time for the regular season.
For now, the team does not plan to add another quarterback to its roster. Further information about the injury and its impact on the team is available from the source, including comments from the coach on how the injury affects plans for other players.
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