Antonio Gibson's opportunities will only increase as he continues to find other ways of being useful to the offense. He can be used more on third downs, and the coaches can put him in different personnel packages to spread out the defense. It means that Gibson will be on the field more often, and if last year is any indication, there's nothing wrong with that.

The turf toe is no longer an issue for Gibson, according to the story. The piece also said Gibson is just dipping his toes in the water when it comes to the nuances of the passing game, and the team doesn't want to give him too much at one time. But HC Ron Rivera said in the story he thinks Gibson can handle it, so as the season goes on, it's possible Gibson sees more snaps. Gibson is ranked 12th among our RBs.

WFT WR Terry McLaurin and RB Antonio Gibson are questionable for Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles, according to NIcki Jhabvala of The Washington Post.

The Eagles are expected to be missing key players on defense, so a return for McLaurin and another dozen reps for Gibson this week could be what secures a playoff berth for WFT.

Washington Football Team QB Alex Smith and RB Antonio Gibson are questionable for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers.

WFT needs Gibson with Terry McLaurin likely out Sunday, and Smith to start over Dwayne Haskins because of his off-putting week.

Washington running back Antonio Gibson returned to a limited practice Wednesday.

Gibson has missed the last two games as he deals with a case of turf toe. The fact that he's back at Wednesday's practice bodes well for his Week 16 status as Washington prepares to take on Carolina. Gibson's return would relegate Peyton Barber to the bench and cut into J.D. McKissic's workload as a pass catcher.

Washington Football Team RB Antonio Gibson is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks, according to John Keim of ESPN.

Look for J.D. McKissic to bare the brunt of the running back duties, with Peyton Barber sprinkled in.