Huddle Up: It's not surprising Daniels is taking the first day of the week off, as the Commanders are going to be extremely careful with their prized quarterback. It also wouldn't be surprising to see Daniels sit out at least one week, even if he is healthy enough to play. If Daniels doesn't suit up, Marcus Mariota will take the reins once again. Mariota showed he can still be a fantasy asset last week, but he also put together his strong performance against the lowly Carolina Panthers. The Chicago Bears will be a tougher nut to crack, but Mariota is still on the QB2 radar entering Week 8, mostly thanks to his ability to run.

Huddle Up: The game against the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams was flexed into an afternoon slot, but the team is going to do everything they can to avoid further complications. Daniels was initially injured on his long run and remained in the game a few plays before ultimately exiting. Marcus Mariota was fantastic in his place, going 18-for-23 for 205 yards and two scores. He would be a solid QB2 option or injury replacement.

Huddle Up: It's unclear whether Daniels will play in Week 8 so managers will want to monitor the practice reports throughout the week. He's worth starting if he's active despite the injury.

Huddle Up: Daniels is the QB5 despite missing three-plus quarters in Week 7. He should be good to go next week, but rib injuries can potentially linger a few weeks. He may be less inclined to run.

Huddle Up: Daniels was one of the top fantasy quarterbacks over the first six games, so owners will want to keep their fingers crossed that he won't miss any time. The Commanders are set to face the Bears in Week 8, which would feature a matchup between the top two overall picks. We'll see if Daniels is able to make it.

Huddle Up: Daniels walked off to the locker room rather briskly with a few members of the training staff. He was grimacing in pain on the sidelines before heading off. We'll update when more information becomes available.

Huddle Up: Daniels had his best passing game of the season in terms of yards and posted his second multi-touchdown game of the season. He can continue to be a weekly No. 1 fantasy quarterback in fantasy leagues as long as he is healthy.

Huddle Up: Between his efficiency as a passer and upside as a runner, Daniels has wasted no time becoming a QB1 option for fantasy owners. Unless he hits a rookie wall, Daniels might not be finished setting records.

Huddle Up: Daniels was a lot more inaccurate than we saw in the first four games, but he still got the job done. He has emerged as a solid QB2 in all fantasy leagues of 12 or more teams, with some upside. He is also a must-have in dynasty formats. The Commanders travel to meet the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6.

Huddle Up: Not only does Daniels appear to be the best rookie quarterback through the first four games, but he looks like a weekly QB1 option.