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Terry McLaurin works off to side at practice with hamstring injury
McLaurin will work off to the side during Wednesday's practice, signaling continued hamstring management.

Terry McLaurin will work off to the side during practice Wednesday, according to Underdog NFL. The veteran wide receiver has been dealing with a hamstring issue.
What happened
McLaurin’s practice workload will be limited as he works off to the side. That suggests he is not a full participant in Wednesday’s session. The nature of the hamstring injury was not specified beyond the report that he will work off to the side during practice.
Context
McLaurin is 31 years old and in his seventh NFL season. Through three games in 2026, he has caught 10 passes for 141 yards and one touchdown on 22 targets, averaging 30.1 PPR points per game. His involvement has been inconsistent, with 19.7 PPR points in Week 3 but just 3.4 in Week 1. He is officially listed as questionable on Sleeper.
What’s next
The Commanders have not announced a timeline for McLaurin’s return to full participation. His status for Week 5 remains uncertain pending further updates.
Terry McLaurin (hamstring) will work off to the side during practice Wednesday.
🏈 Fantasy impact
With McLaurin limited on Wednesday and listed as questionable, fantasy managers should have a backup plan. His Week 5 projection is 10.3 PPR points, a notable drop from his season average. If McLaurin sits, the Commanders’ other receivers would see more targets. Managers should monitor practice reports later in the week before making start/sit decisions.
Sources
- Player data (Sleeper)
- Terry McLaurin (hamstring) will work off to the side during practice Wednesday. (X (@UnderdogNFL))
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