Terry McLaurin’s injury opens the door for two deep fantasy football sleepers in the Commanders’ offense heading into Week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys.

Washington Commanders star Terry McLaurin suffered a quad injury that has kept him out of action for three games. Though there was concern that the injury would be long-term, McLaurin avoided surgery and has received a Week 7 availability update from Dan Quinn.

Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin will return to practice on Wednesday as teammate Noah Brown heads to IR.

Injuries are an inescapable part of life in the NFL, and the various ailments that pop up week to week often have ramifications that stretch throughout the entire season. In Week 7, several high-profile players are dealing with issues worth monitoring,

Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin was downgraded to a non-participant on Thursday. It is not a good sign for McLaurin as he was limited in Wednesday's practice, his first since Week 3. McLaurin injured his quadriceps while diving for the end zone in a game against the Raiders.