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Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin will play in Sunday's season opener vs. Arizona after battling a turf toe injury for nearly three weeks. McLaurin injured his right toe in an Aug. 21 preseason game vs. Baltimore and was taken off the injury report Friday after being a full participant in practice for two consecutive days. Commanders defensive end Chase Young remains questionable for Sunday's game vs. the Cardinals.
- Terry McLaurin will play in the season opener after recovering from a turf toe injury.
- Chase Young is questionable for the game against the Cardinals.
Terry McLaurin | WR
Injury
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- McLaurin battled a turf toe injury for nearly three weeks.
- He was a full participant in practice for two consecutive days and was taken off the injury report.
- McLaurin has surpassed 1,000 yards in each of the past three seasons.
- His return is welcome news for quarterback Sam Howell, who is making only his second NFL start.
- McLaurin's toe is stable and he is expected to make a full recovery with no lingering issues.
Washington Commanders
- Terry McLaurin's return is welcome news for the team.
- Chase Young's status for the game is uncertain.