Commanders’ Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel Confirmed to Play Against Chiefs
The Commanders have confirmed that wide receivers Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel will participate in their upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs. This announcement came from head coach Dan Quinn, who expressed optimism about their return to the field.
Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel Back for Chiefs Game
Quinn emphasized the importance of McLaurin and Samuel’s involvement, stating, “They both run all of the routes in the system, and it’s definitely a big deal.” He highlighted how their presence positively influences other areas of the offense, including the running game.
The Impact of Their Return
- Both players missed significant time due to injuries.
- They last played together in Week 3.
- Quarterback Marcus Mariota had stepped in as the starter due to another player’s knee injury.
Quinn noted the excitement surrounding their return. He stated that their absence was felt and that both players are eager to get back into the action. As McLaurin and Samuel prepare to face the Chiefs, their participation could be crucial for the team’s performance.
Injury Updates
- McLaurin: Quad injury, cleared to play.
- Samuel: Heel injury, also cleared.
- Daniels: Ruled out for Week 8 due to a hamstring injury.
With McLaurin and Samuel ready to play, the Commanders aim to leverage their skills to improve their chances against the Chiefs in this pivotal matchup.
