The Washington Commanders are set to face the Indianapolis Colts on Oct. 4 in London. It is always exciting when the NFL goes overseas, so football fans are going to want to check out this matchup. However, unfortunately for the Commanders, they have been hit with a concerning update on one of their key players.
According to The Ringer's Tom Pelissero, Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is questionable for the team's game against Indianapolis after suffering a hamstring issue during the team's practice on Friday. With McLaurin being a solid part of the Commanders' offense, it is certainly rough to hear that he may not be good to go for Washington's game in London. If he ends up being officially ruled out for it, the Commanders will need to adjust.
McLaurin has appeared in three games so far this season with Washington, where he has one touchdown, 10 receptions, and 141 receiving yards. This comes after the two-time NFL Pro Bowler had three touchdowns, 38 receptions, and 582 receiving yards in 10 games last season for the Commanders. It will now be interesting to see what happens with McLaurin from here.
Hopefully he will be healthy enough to play in London.
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