Commanders to Sign Former First-Round WR After Terry McLaurin Injury News
Summary
The Washington Commanders are planning to sign wide receiver Treylon Burks to their practice squad due to Terry McLaurin's ongoing injury issues. McLaurin, who injured his quad, hasn't played in the last three games and was recently unable to participate in practice. The Commanders face a shortage of wide receivers, exacerbated by injuries to other key players.Key Facts
- Terry McLaurin, a Washington Commanders wide receiver, injured his quad and missed the last three games.
- McLaurin was able to do limited practice but is now listed as not participating as they prepare to play the Dallas Cowboys.
- The Commanders plan to add Treylon Burks, a former first-round pick, to their practice squad.
- Burks was previously with the Tennessee Titans and was drafted with a pick acquired from a trade involving A.J. Brown.
- The Commanders have multiple injured receivers including Deebo Samuel and Noah Brown who are dealing with various injuries.
- The Commanders' game against the Dallas Cowboys is scheduled for Sunday, with a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff.
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