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Washington Commanders receiver Noah Brown is expected to miss the remainder of the season due to a significant internal injury sustained in Week 13. Coach Dan Quinn confirmed that while Brown has not yet been placed on injured reserve, it is likely to happen soon. Brown has been a key contributor for the Commanders this season, notably catching a game-winning 52-yard touchdown pass against the Chicago Bears. His absence will challenge the team's receiving corps as they aim for a playoff spot.
- Noah Brown's injury is a significant blow to the Commanders' playoff hopes.
- Washington will need to rely on a mix of receivers to fill the void left by Brown.
Noah Brown | WR
Injury
35 receptions
- Likely to miss the rest of the season due to a significant internal injury.
- Second among Commanders' receivers with 35 receptions this season.
Dyami Brown | WR
Pickup
20 receptions
- Has replaced Noah Brown in two games this season and has a career-best 20 receptions.
Olamide Zaccheaus | WR
Pickup
27 receptions
- Veteran receiver who has caught 27 passes this season and may step up in Brown's absence.
Washington Commanders
- Currently holding the seventh seed in the playoff race with an 8-5 record.
- Will need to adapt their receiving strategy without Noah Brown.