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Humphrey (calf) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Titans.

Humphrey exited in the first half of Sunday's game and is questionable to return. He had one solo tackle before exiting. Chidobe Awuzie will see more reps in his place.

Head coach Dan Quinn said McLaurin (hamstring) "pushed to play" before being deemed inactive for Sunday's game against the Colts in London, Tashan Reed of The Washington Post reports.

The Commanders added McLaurin to their Week 4 injury report Friday due to a hamstring issue that left him questionable ahead of Sunday's contest. On Saturday, Ben Standig of The Team 980 Washington D.C. reported McLaurin was trending toward an absence, and indeed he was among the team's inactives Sunday. Considering Quinn's comments, McLaurin seemingly has a decent chance to return next Sunday versus the Giants.

Omenihu, who suffered a groin injury during a loss to the Colts on Sunday, is slated to undergo imaging, Tashan Reed of The Washington Post reports.

Omenihu was hurt late in the first quarter Sunday and didn't end up returning. He'll get tests done to determine the severity of his injury. The Commanders may turn to Shy Tuttle for more defensive snaps if Omenihu needs to miss additional time.

Lane sustained a severe ankle injury during Sunday's 30-13 loss to the Colts, Tashan Reed of The Washington Post reports.

The injury could cause Lane to stay overnight in London while undergoing more tests on his ankle. Given the initial diagnosis, it looks like the second-year pro won't play against the Giants in Week 5 and is likely facing a multi-week absence. Lane has primarily operated as a returner on special teams, and a prolonged absence would open the door to playing time for Luke McCaffrey (coach's decision).

Ransaw (knee) is questionable to return to Sunday's clash against Cincinnati.

Ransaw was injured in the first quarter and subsequently walked to the locker room with a trainer. The second-year pro has been working both as a special-teamer and as a rotational part of the secondary for the Jaguars this season. Should Ransaw be unable to return, Rayuan Lane could log more defensive snaps.

Gilliam (ankle) is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Bills.

Gilliam injured his ankle during the first quarter, and the injury was severe enough for him to be taken to the locker room, where he'll undergo further tests to determine whether he can return. The Patriots don't have another fullback on the roster, so they could turn to tight ends Cameron Latu and Eli Raridon to serve as blockers out of the backfield while Gilliam is out of the game.

Wingard suffered a knee injury during Sunday's Week 4 matchup against the Giants and is questionable to return.

Per Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, Wingard suffered the injury in a collision with Giants WR Malik Nabers and was subsequently carted to the locker room. Wingard had logged every defensive snap for Arizona entering Sunday, so he's been a key part of the team's secondary. Undrafted rookie Wydett Williams has entered Sunday's game at safety in Wingard's stead.

Barkley suffered a hamstring injury during Sunday's game against the Rams, Olivia Reiner of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Barkley walked slowly to the sideline after a six-yard run in the first quarter and visited the medical tent before making his way to the locker room. During Barkley's absence, Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley are the candidates for reps out of the Eagles backfield.

Barkley (lower body) made his way to the sideline slowly and then entered the medical tent during the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Rams, Olivia Reiner of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

After a six-yard run on the Eagles' second possession, the aforementioned situation befell Barkley. For as long as Barkley is sidelined, Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley will man Philadelphia's backfield.

Mixon (foot) is set to visit with the Seahawks during the upcoming week, Jay Glazer of Fox Sports reports.

After missing the entire 2025 season due to a foot injury and then being released by Houston in March, Mixon looked like he might have been headed for retirement. However, the 30-year-old Mixon seems to have made enough progress in his recovery over the last few months to entertain a return to the NFL, and the running back-needy Seahawks will bring him in for a look. Even if he ends up signing with Seattle, Mixon could need some time to get back up to full speed after having not played or practiced with a team since 2024.