Commanders guard Lucas Patrick doubtful for Giants game
Patrick did not practice Nov. 10 because of a concussion ahead of Washington’s Week 10 trip to MetLife Stadium.
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Puka Nacua delivered 150 receiving yards and a touchdown as Los Angeles outscored Washington 14-3 after halftime to improve to 5-4.
Read the story →Patrick did not practice Nov. 10 because of a concussion ahead of Washington’s Week 10 trip to MetLife Stadium.
Washington’s Week 10 roster snapshot totals 82 players, with 52 carrying ACT designations.
Chig Okonkwo and Shy Tuttle practiced fully Nov. 10 but remain questionable, while Treylon Burks was limited.
The Commanders receiver was limited in practice on November 10 ahead of Washington’s Week 10 game at New York.
Tuttle participated fully in practice Nov. 10 and holds the top spot at right defensive end on Washington’s depth chart.
Washington’s fourth-listed tight end did not practice Nov. 10 ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Giants.
Washington’s first-string tight end participated fully Nov. 10 ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Giants.
Tuttle was limited in practice on Nov. 6 and remains listed first at right defensive end.
The Washington tight end was a full practice participant on November 6, with a knee issue listed on the injury report.
Washington’s No. 1 tight end carried both an active game-day listing and a questionable injury designation for Week 9.
Washington’s WR-3 was listed out against the Rams after missing practice on November 6.
Newton is active after a questionable designation, while Jayden Daniels logged full practice participation with an elbow injury.
Daron Payne and Jeremy McNichols move to RES listings as Washington’s Week 9 roster includes 48 players in the ACT category.
Washington’s Week 10 order places Chig Okonkwo first at tight end and Antonio Williams atop the punt-return group.
New York enters 5-2-1 after consecutive victories, while 2-5-1 Washington looks to rebound Thursday night at MetLife Stadium.
Washington erased a seven-point deficit to improve to 2-4-1, while Philadelphia fell to 2-6 with its third straight loss.
Christian McCaffrey scored twice as San Francisco built a 17-point halftime lead and held off Washington at Levi’s Stadium.
New York erased a nine-point halftime deficit, but neither team scored in overtime. Isaiah Likely caught two touchdowns, while Jayden Daniels ran for 103 yards and two scores.
Indianapolis erased an early six-point deficit and won its second straight game to reach 2-2.
Washington improved to 1-2 despite Sam Darnold’s four touchdown passes and Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 128-yard, two-touchdown performance.
CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson each caught two touchdown passes as Dallas earned its first win and dropped Washington to 0-2.
Dallas Goedert catches two touchdown passes as Philadelphia opens 1-0 despite Washington’s 13-point fourth quarter.
Washington follows a 20-13 loss to the Rams with a Week 10 trip to New York after the teams tied 27-27 in Week 5.