Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles Tuesday Injury Report

Injury updates

The Washington Commanders had their second practice today, but it was their first full one after yesterday’s walkthrough. Monday’s injury report was an estimation based on that walkthrough, and nothing changed today. Dan Quinn spoke earlier today and gave some injury updates before today’s practice:

Brian Robinson Jr. and Cornelius Lucas have both missed the last two games, and they’ll both practice today. Lucas hasn’t practiced since injuring his ankle almost two weeks ago, so this is progress for the veteran tackle. Robinson has been limited in practice, but held out of the last two games with his hamstring injury.

Quinn also said that three injured players won’t practice again today. The Commanders traded for former Saints CB Marshon Lattimore at the trade deadline, but he is still dealing with a hamstring injury that held him out of his last game with New Orleans. It continues to look like he won’t be ready to play until the Cowboys game in 12 days. Quinn also talk about Lattimore being a bright veteran who’s played a lot of football. He said Marshon has been picking up their terminology and he’d be ready to play in their defense whenever his hamstring is ready.

Kicker Austin Seibert missed last week’s game with a right hip injury, and he didn’t practice again today. Washington signed Zane Gonzalez to the practice squad, and he was perfect on the day. He can be elevated two more times before he would need to be signed to the 53-man roster. Special teams LB Nick Bellore injured his knee on Sunday, and is also out today. Quinn was asked about Jamison Crowder being activated from IR after Olamide Zaccheaus muffed two punts, but there weren’t any immediate plans to open his 21-day practice window.