Washington Commanders Injury Report: 2025 Preseason Injuries

Latest Washington Commanders Injury Report: 2025 Season

After an impressive rookie year from QB Jayden Daniels, capped by a trip to the NFC Championship and an Offensive Rookie of the Year award, all eyes are on Washington to see if they can repeat their success. We’ve got the latest Washington Commanders injury report as the team prepares for Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season. These injuries could play a large role in shaping the Commanders’ playoff chances.

Follow along all season for the latest roster moves, injury updates, and more on Washington’s 2025 campaign. Bettors will also want to keep a close eye, especially if you’re taking advantage of the latest Virginia sports betting promosavailable.

Latest Commanders Injury Report: October 27, 2025

The Commanders head to Kansas City, Missouri, to battle with the Kansas City Chiefs, with several key injuries already shaping the offense. Below is the latest Washington Commanders injury report:

Sometimes sports betting apps in Virginia will let you know a player's injury designation prior to making bets on player props. Washington’s depth is already being tested, but Jayden Daniels returned in Week 5 to help out and then sustained another injury and will miss Week 8. Terry McLaurin logged a full practice and will play against the Chiefs.

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Commanders Injury Report FAQs

The first injury report of the week is released on Wednesdays before Sunday games, followed by the final report on Friday. For games played on days other than Sunday, like Thursday or Monday night, the injury report schedule is different. Teams are required to submit a final injury report 90 minutes before kickoff.

Yes, Jayden Daniels is no longer injured. The 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year recently sustained a hamstring injury in the blowout loss to the Dallas Cowboys and will not play against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football.

Terry McLaurin is back after missing a few games with a quadriceps injury. He has not played since Week 3 against the Las Vegas Raiders, and will miss his fourth straight game. Jayden Daniels will not play against the Chiefs.

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