Commanders encouraged by two injured starters for Week 10
Washington coach Dan Quinn at least had some optimism on Monday regarding two injured Commanders.
Key points
- So tomorrow will be a big day to have a better sense of where we are.” Washington recently lost receivers Terry McLaurin and Dyami Brown to the injured reserve.
- the Rams, and receiver Treylon Burks missed the Rams' game with a foot injury sustained against the Eagles the previous week.
- The Commanders inexplicably let the clock run out, not getting an opportunity to kick the winning field goal.
Quinn was asked about two injured players early in his Monday press conference with the local media.
Sunday, the Commanders lost at home to the Rams 20-13; as a result, they lost ground to the New York Giants (5-2-1) and Dallas Cowboys (4-5) in the NFC East race.
Additional details
- McLaurin is gone for the season, and Brown is out at least through the Week 12 game.
- However, he is averaging 19.4 yards per reception, and two have been for touchdowns.
- Thursday night the Commanders will travel to face the NFC East-leading Giants.
- Doesn’t look great for Amik leaving the field pic.twitter.com/43xOAg3wMH — JP Finlay (@JPFinlayNBCS) November 8, 2026 When Quinn was asked about Burks, he replied, "Yes, he got some (work) in Saturday, and he’ll get more in tomorrow to see what his readiness looks like.
- His production has gone up since McLaurin's injury in Week 6.
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