The Washington Commanders are facing off against the Indianapolis Colts in London for their Week 4 matchup, and they’re going to be without a few key players. Sam Cosmi is out, but so is Jayden Daniels.
Marcus Mariota is in at quarterback for another week, and he’ll be facing a weak Colts defense. However, the Commanders might have some trouble, as Terry McLaurin is all of a sudden in question for Week 4.
According to ESPN’s John Keim, the Commanders have revealed on their final injury report for Week 4 that McLaurin is on it with a hamstring injury and is questionable for this weekend after seemingly injuring his hamstring in practice.
Commanders’ Terry McLaurin late add to injury report
“Terry McLaurin added to the list with a hamstring issue. Was limited today,” Keim shared amid the Commanders’ final injury report.
The addition of McLaurin to the Week 4 injury report is very concerning. Being a late addition is never a good sign, especially in this case when it’s a Friday update for a Sunday morning game.
Unfortunately, there have to be some real questions about whether McLaurin will be able to suit up in Week 4 against a leaky Colts defense or not.
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McLaurin might end up being fine, and suit up in Week 4 and never miss any time this season. But this update before the weekend is not what the Commanders want to see at all.
With Daniels and running back Rachaad White out this weekend, the Commanders are going to be looking to Stefon Diggs, Antonio Williams, and Treylon Burks, among others, to fill in if McLaurin is out.
Nothing is confirmed just yet, but this update is certainly a concerning one, given how late an add McLaurin was on the injury report with a hamstring injury.
