Terry McLaurin a surprise addition to Commanders’ Week 4 injury report
Wide receiver Terry McLaurin was added to the Commanders' injury report on Friday.
The Washington Commanders have added a new injury concern to their Week 4 lineup against the Indianapolis Colts. In their final injury report released on Friday, wide receiver Terry McLaurin was listed as a limited participant with a hamstring issue, making him questionable for Sunday's game. This is a surprise addition, as McLaurin had not been on the injury report prior to this development.
According to Tom Pelissero of The Ringer, the Friday emergence of the injury is a concerning sign for McLaurin's chances of playing. McLaurin, the Commanders' top wide receiver, would be a significant loss for the team's offense, which is already without starting quarterback Jayden Daniels. McLaurin has been instrumental in the team's recent success, including their upset victory against the Seattle Seahawks last week, where he played a key role in the game.
Should McLaurin miss the game, other players like Stefon Diggs, Antonio Williams, and rookie Antonio Williams could see increased playing time.
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