ASHBURN, Va. — Jayden Daniels’ right hamstring injury is “not significant or long-term,” Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn said Monday, but added that he does not know yet whether the quarterback will be available to play against the Kansas City Chiefs.

“I’ll have a better feel ... when we get to Thursday,” Quinn said.

Washington (3-4) has lost two games in a row heading into its contest at Kansas City (4-3) next Monday night.

Daniels had an MRI exam a day after leaving in the third quarter of Washington’s 44-22 loss at the NFC East rival Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.

He grabbed at the back of his right leg while limping off the field after getting sacked and fumbling.

Daniels, the AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year last season, already has missed two games this season because

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