Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin was listed as questionable to take the field for Sunday's international matchup against the Indianapolis Colts in London after he tweaked his hamstring during practice on Friday. Initial reports indicated that McLaurin would be good to go for Sunday's game. But on Saturday morning, reports indicated the exact opposite.
"Sources: Despite initial hope he would play through a hamstring injury, Washington Commanders WR Terry McLaurin is now likely to miss Sunday’s game in London against the Indianapolis Colts," team insider Ben Standig reported from London. Team reporter Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic echoed a similar sentiment, adding that the injury is not considered long term. "Commanders WR Terry McLaurin was listed as questionable vs. the Colts after tweaking his hamstring on Friday," Jhabvala added.
"Not considered long-term, I’m told, and no final decision yet for Sunday. But it’s looking like he may not play, per source. McLaurin is fresh off the best game of his 2026 campaign thus far, reeling in six catches for 77 yards and a touchdown in a stunning upset victory over the reigning Super Bowl-champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 3.
McLaurin is the latest injury loss for the Commanders' offense, which will also be without quarterback Jayden Daniels and running back Rachaad White. Sunday's Week 4 matchup against the Colts will kick off 9:30 a.m.
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