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McLaurin's Hamstring Concern: Will He Play?
16 Oct
Summary
- Terry McLaurin was limited in practice due to a hamstring injury.
- He played in Week 5 despite the injury and is expected to play.
- McLaurin has exceeded 50 receiving yards in his last three games.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin's availability for the upcoming game is currently in question due to a hamstring injury. McLaurin was a limited participant in practice sessions held on Thursday, October 15.
Despite this recent limitation, McLaurin has a history of playing through injuries, having participated in Week 5's game even with the same ailment. This suggests a strong possibility of his return to the field this week. His recent performance has been outstanding, with the receiver recording over 50 receiving yards in each of his last three games.
Should McLaurin be cleared to play, he is projected to see a considerable volume of targets from the offense. Fantasy football managers might consider him as a viable No. 2 receiver option, given his consistent production and potential impact.
