Only 10 seconds left, so it's not entirely clear if it's injury related or what.

@NickiJhabvala: Now Tyler Biadasz is going back to the locker room.

Now Tyler Biadasz is going back to the locker room.

Commanders center Tyler Biadasz among 10 offseason acquisitions that look the best so far in 2024, @TomBlair426 writes nfl.com/news/ten-offse... pic.x.com/iN7CE6xWaU

It appears the highly anticipated matchup between the top two picks in the draft this year, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams and Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels, is back on.After Daniels missed most of the week of practice because of a rib injury, ESPN reported he is likely to play Sunday against the Bears. The Commanders also have veteran backup Marcus Mariota and Jeff Driskel on their bench.Mariota replaced Daniels when he got hurt early in the Commanders’ game against the Panthers last week. Daniels suffered the rib injury on a 46-yard run, and Mariota came in and completed 18 of 23 passes for 205 yards and two touchdowns for a 138.2 passer rating to win 40-7.The Bears last faced Mariota in 2022, when he was the Falcons’ starter and beat them with a 100.2 passer rating.Daniels, meanwhile, has been one of the hottest quarterbacks in the NFL and has the early lead on Williams for Offensive Rookie of the Year.His 107.0 passer rating is sixth in the league and his 75.6 completion percentage is first. Williams leads the rookies with nine touchdown passes to Daniels’ six. Daniels also has 372 yards and four touchdowns as a rusher.

The Washington Commanders host the Chicago Bears on Sunday in a highly anticipated matchup between two NFC upstarts. The Bears are led by quarterback — and No. 1 overall pick — Caleb Williams, while the Commanders are led by QB Jayden Daniels — the No. 2 overall pick.

The biggest question heading into today’s game is whether Daniels will play. He suffered a rib injury in the first quarter of last week’s win over the Panthers and was listed as questionable on Friday’s final injury report.

Marcus Mariota will start if Daniels can’t play

Chicago (4-2) brings a three-game winning streak into a matchup with Washington (5-2) on Sunday, October 27, 2024 at Commanders Field. The Bears are the favorites in this one, with the spread sitting at 3 points. The over/under is 43.5 in the contest.

Against the Carolina Panthers in their last contest, the Commanders won 40-7.

The Commanders’ Marcus Mariota went 18-for-23 for 205 yards versus the Panthers, with two TDs and no INTs.

In their last action, the Bears won versus the Jacksonville Jaguars, 35-16

Live shot of Jeff Driskel and Sam Hartman coming down to practice ... https://t.co/YCTbcGb8z7 NickiJhabvala: And here comes Marcus Mariota and a cart ... pic.x.com/vYbtUXuvvG

Live shot of Jeff Driskel and Sam Hartman coming down to practice ... pic.x.com/YCTbcGb8z7

The New England Patriots have reportedly signed linebacker Joe Giles-Harris and Yvandy Rigby to the practice squad, according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss.

Giles-Harris was always considered a long-shot roster hopeful, but he steadily worked his way closer to making the initial 53-man roster after an impressive training camp and preseason run. He even picked off Washington Commanders backup quarterback Jeff Driskel in the preseason finale.

However, it still wasn’t enough to secure a spot in a crowded linebackers room in New England. He was an obvious practice squad candidate the moment he was released

When ESPN’s Adam Schefter tweeted late Saturday that Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. was expected to play Sunday against the Giants, things appeared to be trending in the right direction.

However, Robinson reportedly worked out in front of head coach Dan Quinn and running backs coach Anthony Lynn, and the Commanders didn’t feel he looked right.

Mike Garofolo of the NFL Network posted the following video of Robinson working out.

There were a few of these moments during his workout where Brian Robinson didn’t look comfortable with his hamstring. pic.twitter.com/FZLtu7cLJ

Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. is inactive for Sunday's game against the Giants because of a hamstring injury.

Commanders RB Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Giants. Robinson was expected to play, but after going through pregame warmups, the team decided he could not. More from @BenStandig ? nytimes.com/athletic/58947...

Austin Ekeler crushing it as expected - 9 touches, 49 yards, TD midway through the 2nd quarter

With Brian Robinson out due to a hamstring injury, the Commanders' RB corps will be: Austin Ekeler, Jeremy McNichols and Chris Rodriguez Jr.

The #Commanders won't have their starting RB.

@MikeGarafolo: #Commanders RB Brian Robinson (hamstring) is indeed going to be inactive today against the #Giants, sources tell me and @RapSheet. There was hope he'd play but his hammy didn't feel right in his pregame workout. Austin Ekeler, Jeremy McNichols and Chris Rodriguez will play. https://t.co/kSpIsSjHkd

The Washington Commanders completed their first season sweep of the New York Giants since 2021 with Sunday’s 27-22 win at MetLife Stadium.

The Commanders were without starting running back Brian Robinson Jr., who was ruled out just before the game with a hamstring injury. Washington used a three-headed backfield of Austin Ekeler, Jeremy McNichols and Chris Rodriguez Jr. to replace Robinson, and it was Rodriguez who the Commanders leaned on late to secure the win. The three running backs combined to rush for 114 yards and a touchdown.

Hamstring injury

Commanders RB Brian Robinson Jr. is inactive today. Commanders expected he would be able to play but the pre-game warmup did not go well. (Adam Schefter on X)

FF Today's Take: Over the weekend, it seemed like Robinson was on track to play but his pre-game workout didn't satisfy the coaches and trainers. With Robinson out, the Commanders will lean on Austin Ekeler and Jeremy McNichols to handle the running back work. Ekeler is a viable RB2 option, especially in PPR leagues while McNichols is a low-end Flex option.

The Washington Commanders revealed their Week 6 inactive list ahead of the big showdown against the Baltimore Ravens. Starting running back Brian Robinson Jr. headlines the list. The Commanders ruled Robinson out on Saturday with a knee injury. Robinson leads Washington with 325 rushing yards and five touchdowns.

Austin Ekeler will receive more touches in the running game, while Jeremy McNichols will also see an increased usage. The Commanders signed second-year running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. from the practice squad

Zach Ertz and the Washington Commanders square off against the Chicago Bears in Week 8 on Sunday at 4:25 PM ET.

Watch Zach Ertz and the Commanders vs. Bears on Fubo!

Watch Zach Ertz and the Commanders vs. Bears on Fubo!

Watch Zach Ertz and the Commanders vs. Bears on Fubo

Many questioned the Washington Commanders’ decision to sign veteran tight end Zach Ertz in March. What could a soon-to-be 34-year-old tight end who hadn’t played a full season since 2018 offer the rebuilding Commanders?

Like everything else they’ve done since general manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn took over, there was a plan. Not only was Ertz familiar with offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury’s offense, but he was also a strong presence in the locker room, and Washington envisioned him becoming an offensive leader who could develop some of the young players while still starting

In the Washington Commanders’ 40-7 rout of the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, rookie tight end Ben Sinnott caught his first NFL pass — a touchdown.

Sinnott played 30% of the offensive snaps entering Sunday’s game but was featured as more of a blocker in Washington’s top-five running game. Sinnott’s time was coming, but regardless of his impact on the stat sheet, he was making a significant impact on the offense.

Sinnott has served as Washington’s No. 2 or No. 3 tight end behind Zach Ertz and, sometimes, John Bates. The longtime veteran Ertz is the unquestioned starter, while Bates is one of the NFL’s top blocking tight ends

The Washington Commanders and Jamison Crowder, who hasn’t played since Week 1, will square off against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 4 on Sunday at 4:05 PM ET. In his last game, Crowder put up the following stats: 1 reception, 5 yards.

Watch Jamison Crowder and the Commanders vs. Cardinals on Fubo!

Watch Jamison Crowder and the Commanders vs. Cardinals on Fubo!

Watch Jamison Crowder and the Commanders vs. Cardinals on Fubo

The Commanders are in a possibly tough spot Sunday against the Cardinals.

Austin Ekeler and Jamison Crowder were both ruled out this week by Commanders’ Head Coach Dan Quinn. Crowder was the primary punt returner for the 2023 team, while Ekeler has been the leading kickoff returner in 2024.

Even more, Ekeler returned the opening kickoff against the Giants in Week 2 for a touchdown; however, it was called back due to a penalty. Proving it wasn’t luck, in Week 3, Ekeler took the second-half opening kickoff 62 yards

Commanders WR Jamison Crowder has been ruled out for Sunday in Arizona.

Ed McCaffrey watching Luke McCaffrey. pic.x.com/A8hRAL7EDU

RT: You really need to check out the end zone view of Daniels' 17-yard completion to Luke McCaffrey in the fourth quarter. Subtle pocket movement to elude pressure up the middle, and then the way he made the no-look pass into a tight window. That's professional quarterbacking. https://t.co/aSCg02YZsT

Luke McCaffrey is not one of the favorites to win the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award this season, at +20000 (31st-ranked odds).

He has pulled down six passes (six targets) for 62 yards (31.0 per game).

McCaffrey was targeted three times, totaling 44 yards on three receptions in his Week 3 contest against the Bengals.

NFL odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Wednesday at 5:18 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub

Kliff Kingsbury on Allen: "He's a guy, I'm not comparing, but similar role to Deebo. Explosive guy."

@NickiJhabvala: Another Commanders WR update: Kazmeir Allen is now working with the RBs.

Another Commanders WR update: Kazmeir Allen is now working with the RBs.

The Washington Commanders opened training camp on Wednesday with 13 wide receivers on the 90-man roster. Ultimately, the team will keep six or seven on the final 53-man roster, with two or three additional players heading to the practice squad.

So, contributing in more than one area is imperative for those players battling for the final spots.

One of the players battling for one of those final receiver spots is Kazmeir Allen.

Remember last spring when former head coach Ron Rivera repeatedly praised Allen in offseason work

Jayden Daniels getting some RZ reps in with Brycen Tremayne, the Commanders' 6-4 WR who was elevated from the practice squad this week. Noah Brown was ruled out with a groin injury. pic.x.com/pVFJlf9lIp

The Commanders activated QB Marcus Mariota from IR and elevated CB Kevon Seymour and WR Brycen Tremayne from the practice squad.

Brycen Tremayne with another contested catch up the middle.

We are now only 33 days away from the New Orleans Saints Week 1 matchup against their division rival Carolina Panthers. With that in mind, we continue our countdown with jersey numbers, and take a look at the Saints who have worn No. 33. There have been 21 players to wear the number in Saints history, including the current one in Jordan Mims, as well as Jabari Greer, Ashley Ambrose, Tyrone Hughes, and Mike Strachan.

Here’s the full list from Pro Football Reference

Former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Mike Strachan signed with the Carolina Panthers practice squad Wednesday, per his agent David Canter.

Strachan was released from the Colts practice squad Tuesday in order to make room for the three new additions. The former seventh-round pick in Strachan always had potential but never seemed to find his way into a role on the active roster.

Congratulations to @GSEworldwide client @Mike_Playmaker on signing with @Panthers practice squa

Colts WR Mike Strachan (concussion) is inactive for Week 15 vs the Vikings.

Strachan will spend at least one game in the concussion protocol after going down in Week 13. Also inactve for the Colts are QB Sam Ehlinger, CB Brandon Facyson DE Ben Banogu, C Wesley French, and DT Chris Williams.