WFT WR Curtis Samuel (hamstring) will not play Week 15, while RB J.D. McKissic (concussion) and WR Terry McLaurin (concussion) are questionable.

WFT gets the Eagles off a bye with Kyle Allen, Kyle Shurmur, Garrett Gilbert, or you at QB this week. Lower expectations for the entire WFT offense.

WFT RB J.D. McKissic (concussion) and WRs Terry McLaurin (concussion) and Curtis Samuel (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday.

McKissic is in danger of missing his third game, while McLaurin may be in danger of missing his first. If you have been holding out hope for Samuel, it is time to cut bait.

Rivera also told reporters that receiver Terry McLaurin is in the concussion protocol.

Related players: Cam Sims, Adam Humphries, Curtis Samuel

McLaurin didn't record a catch in Week 14 and neither did Samuel who was supposed to ramp up his workload after missing most of the season with a hamstring issue. Sims and Humphries led the way for Washington at WR and may have to again in Week 15 if McLaurin isn't cleared to return.

WFT WRs Terry McLaurin (ankle), Curtis Samuel (groin), and Dyami Brown (knee) did not practice Wednesday.

McLaurin will have limited practice reps each week as long as he is injured, but is expected to play. Samuel and Brown are less likely to play.

Washington wide receiver Terry McLaurin was a limited participant in Thursday's practice.

McLaurin missed Wednesday's session with the hamstring issue but was healthy enough to log a limited session on Thursday. This is a good sign for his Week 7 outlook, but this remains a situation to monitor. He may get a questionable tag heading into this weekend's contest against Green Bay, but if he can practice tomorrow, he should be good to go. McLaurin is our 10th ranked receiver for Week 7.

WFT WRs Terry McLaurin (hamstring) and Dyami Brown (knee) are questionable for Week 6, while WRs Curtis Samuel (groin) and Cam Sims (hamstring) will miss Week 6 against the Kansas City Chiefs.

That is a lot of talent and receiver depth that will miss or potentially miss against one of the worst defenses in the league. Monitor Sunday's injury reports.

WFT WR Terry McLaurin told reporters Wednesday that rookie wideouts Dyami Brown and Dax Milne do not play like rookies. "They’re like silent assassins," said McLaurin. "They don’t say much, but they do their job."

Sometimes it is best to keep your head down, mouth shut, and work. That appears to have helped Brown and Milne establish themselves in Washington. Brown is in line for a snap boost Week 1 if Curtis Samuel (groin) is out, while Milne is a dynasty stash and deep waiver wire watch in redraft leagues.

Washington Football Team WR Curtis Samuel did not practice Wednesday according to Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post. Samuel tried to run and stretch but ended up leaving the practice field.

Related Players: Terry McLaurin, Dyami Brown, Adam Humphries

The free agent signing is in danger of missing Week 1 against the Los Angeles Chargers and ceding work to rookie Dyami Brown and fellow free agent signee Adam Humphries. Samuel has dealt with injuries the entirety of his NFL career and continues to be a fantasy risk.

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.