Commanders vs Lions Injury Update: Three Players Questionable for Friday
The Washington Commanders are gearing up to face the Detroit Lions on Sunday. As part of their preparation, the team conducted their final practice of the week.
Injury Updates for the Commanders vs Lions Game
Key updates have emerged regarding player injuries ahead of the matchup. Two players have been officially ruled out for the game, while three remain questionable.
Players Ruled Out
- Jayden Daniels: The quarterback suffered a dislocated elbow against the Seahawks. He is out indefinitely but will not require surgery. He also will not be placed on Injured Reserve.
- Terry McLaurin: The wide receiver has reinjured his quadriceps and will miss this game. McLaurin missed a month earlier this season due to the same injury and could return after the Week 12 bye.
Questionable Players
Three players are listed as questionable, but all participated fully in practice:
- Eddie Goldman: The defensive tackle suffered a concussion but has returned to full practice in recent days.
- Quan Martin: The safety has been dealing with a hamstring injury but practiced fully today.
- Tyler Owens: Another safety who suffered a hamstring injury during the Seahawks game, Owens also participated fully.
Other Notable Practice Updates
A few players have either returned or made progress in their recovery:
- Colson Yankoff: The tight end has returned to practice after missing two games due to a hamstring injury.
- Trey Amos: The rookie cornerback encountered a hip injury but showed no designations after fully participating in practice.
- Johnny Newton: The defensive tackle has been dealing with an ankle injury but was a full participant in practice this week.
Additional Roster Moves
In light of the injuries, Washington has signed Daryl Worley to the practice squad for additional depth. Worley previously played for the Commanders last season.
This week’s developments in player health will be crucial as the Commanders aim for a strong performance against the Lions this Sunday.
