Washington Commanders miss top 2 targets vs. Giants

Washington Commanders may play without Stefon Diggs and Terry McLaurin against Giants.

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Oct 9, 2026

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Washington Commanders miss top 2 targets vs. Giants

Washington Commanders may play without Stefon Diggs and Terry McLaurin against Giants.

In brief

Washington Commanders may play without Stefon Diggs and Terry McLaurin against Giants. Washington Commanders could play without their top two wide receivers against New York Giants due to hamstring injuries. Originally reported by The Banner.

Washington Commanders miss top 2 targets

Washington Commanders could play without their top two wide receivers against New York Giants due to hamstring injuries.

Stefon Diggs out with hamstring injury

Stefon Diggs is out this week with a hamstring injury after not practicing since Wednesday.

Terry McLaurin still recovering

Terry McLaurin is still nursing a hamstring strain from last week and may miss the Giants game.

Washington QB Jayden Daniels back

Washington QB Jayden Daniels is back this week against the Giants after recent injury concerns.

Tight end struggles for Commanders

Washington’s tight ends have struggled with only four receptions for 21 yards in two games.

Jameis Winston backup threat

Jameis Winston has two interceptions and three touchdowns in New York’s win against Arizona Cardinals.

Washington’s injury list concerns

Washington could get sixth-round pick Kaytron Allen back on practice squad if no team claims him.

What happens next

Washington may need to scheme around missing wide receivers and tight end struggles against Giants.

What to remember

Washington Commanders could play without their top two wide receivers against New York Giants due to hamstring injuries.

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