No Terry in London? Commanders WR McLaurin reportedly unlikely to play vs. Colts
No Terry in London?
The Washington Commanders may be without their top wide receiver, Terry McLaurin, for their upcoming game against the Indianapolis Colts in London. McLaurin is dealing with a new hamstring injury that reportedly occurred during the Commanders' Week 3 win over the Seattle Seahawks. After participating in practice sessions this week, he was listed as "limited" in Friday's session with a hamstring issue and was subsequently placed as "questionable" for Sunday's match.
Standig's reporting indicates that McLaurin's hamstring injury likely happened in the team's first game of the season. Despite initial hopes that McLaurin could play, the Commanders appear to be taking a cautious approach to prevent the injury from becoming a longer-term problem. The team currently has seven receivers on its roster, giving them options to fill McLaurin's position if he does not play.
The Commanders have also confirmed the return of tight end Chig Okonkwo and wide receiver Austin Ekeler after they had been sidelined with separate hamstring injuries. However, they have ruled out several players, including Jayden Daniels, Rachaad Wite, Sam Cosmi, and Nock Cross, for Sunday's international game.
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