Curtis Samuel

Ricky Seals-Jones, Curtis Samuel Ruled Out For Week 18

Washington Football Team tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (concussion) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) have been deemed unavailable to suit up for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Giants. Seals-Jones enjoyed a productive stretch during October when Logan Thomas (knee) went down, but the 26-year-old ultimately finished the year with 30 receptions for 279 yards and two scores. John Bates stands to be the only true tight end option for Washington, but he is an entirely touchdown-dependent fantasy asset in either season-long or DFS formats. Samuel's season comes to an unceremonious end, having appeared in a career-low five games due to a myriad of injuries. The triumvirate of Terry McLaurin, Cam Sims, and Adam Humphries figures to continue being Taylor Heinicke's top passing focus, as Samuel can now eye a bounce-back 2022 campaign.

Jan 7 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel Ricky Seals-Jones

Ricky Seals-Jones, Curtis Samuel Absent Thursday

Washington Football Team tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (concussion) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) were both sidelined at practice on Thursday for the second straight day. It would be a surprise at this point if either player were to suit up on Sunday for the Week 18 regular season finale against the New York Giants in a meaningless game. Seals-Jones had to be stretchered off the field last week, and Samuel has now been out since Week 14 with a hamstring ailment. Rookie John Bates should be the primary pass-catching tight end for Washington with Seals-Jones banged up. Samuel has had a lost season in his first year in D.C. due to groin and hamstring injuries, as he's only played in five games.

Jan 6 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel Ricky Seals-Jones

Ricky Seals-Jones, Curtis Samuel Out Wednesday

Washington Football Team tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (concussion) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) both missed practice on Wednesday. Seals-Jones was stretchered off the field last Sunday after a scary incident on the sidelined when he collided with a cameraman. With just one game left in the season, it's highly unlikely that Seals-Jones plays in the Week 18 game against the New York Giants. Rookie John Bates should see starter's reps and could be a TE2 sleeper in DFS action against the G-Men. Samuel last played in Week 14 and has just six catches for 27 yards in five games played. It's also unlikely that he'll play on Sunday. After being an intriguing PPR option in fantasy drafts last fall, Samuel's first season in D.C. has been an utter disaster due to injuries.

Jan 5 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel Ricky Seals-Jones

Curtis Samuel Questionable For Week 17

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) was limited in practice all week and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the division-rival Philadelphia Eagles. Samuel has missed the last two games, but he has a shot to return after getting in limited practices all week. However, the 25-year-old absolutely cannot be trusted in starting lineups if he returns this weekend. Samuel has played in only five games this year due to groin and hamstring injuries and hasn't played more than 37% of the offensive snaps in any one contest. He's recorded a measly six catches on nine targets for 27 scoreless yards. Leave him on the waiver wire to close out the year.

Dec 31 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Remains Limited Thursday

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) remained limited in practice for the second straight day on Thursday. Samuel has missed the last two games with his hamstring injury, and it's unknown if he'll be back on the field this Sunday against the division-rival Philadelphia Eagles. Even if Samuel returns, he's absolutely not to be trusted in starting fantasy lineups. The 25-year-old has a grand total of six receptions on nine targets for 27 yards in only five games played in an injury plagued 2021 season. In Washington's inconsistent offense, Terry McLaurin is the only receiver that should be trusted in fantasy lineups, and even he has been unreliable for his fantasy managers this year.

Dec 30 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Gets In A Limited Practice

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) started off the practice week on Wednesday with a limited session. Samuel missed most of the first half of the season with a lingering groin injury that he had been dealing with since the summer, but he's missed the last two games with a hamstring issue. It's been a year to forget for the 25-year-old in his first year in D.C., as he's played in only five games and has six catches on nine targets for 27 yards. That's all! Samuel hasn't played more than 37% of the offensive snaps in any of his five games, so don't expect him to have much of a role in Week 17 against the Philadelphia Eagles if he's able to return. Even No. 1 receiver Terry McLaurin has been mostly inconsistent in Washington's offense in 2021.

Dec 29 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Not Much Optimism For Curtis Samuel

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring), who is a game-time decision for Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys, doesn't look likely to play in Week 16. Samuel sat out in Week 15 and is on the wrong side of questionable heading into the Sunday night game. Fantasy managers shouldn't have been considering Samuel for starting lineups to begin with. He's been hurt mostly all year with a groin injury that first cropped up this summer. In only five games played in 2021, the 25-year-old has six catches for 27 yards on nine targets. His first year in D.C. didn't exactly go as planned. With Samuel unlikely to suit up, Adam Humphries and DeAndre Carter will have more opportunities in the passing game behind No. 1 receiver Terry McLaurin.

Dec 26 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Washington Pessimistic About Curtis Samuel In Week 16

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) is expected to be a game-time decision in Week 16, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. However, the team is not very optimistic about the 25-year-old's status this Sunday. Samuel has been a massive disappointment this season. Between injuries and lack of production, the wideout has totaled just six catches for 27 yards through five games in his first year with the Football Team. Depending on league depth, fantasy managers could certainly justify dropping Samuel in dynasty formats.

Dec 26 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Questionable To Play Sunday Night

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) is listed as questionable to play on Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 16. Samuel didn't play in Week 15 on Tuesday and was at least able to get in some limited practice this week, but it remains to be seen if he'll be able to return to action this weekend. The 25-year-old has been a massive bust for Washington in his first season in D.C., playing in only five games while catching six passes for 27 yards. He belongs on the waiver wire in all redraft formats and won't have much of a role if he plays Sunday. DeAndre Carter has benefitted the most from Samuel's injury issues this year, but he's not a reliable weekly fantasy asset in this offense.

Dec 24 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Limited For Second Straight Day

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) was limited in practice on Thursday for the second straight day. Samuel sat out of the Tuesday night loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, but he looks to be in good shape to make a return in Sunday night's game against the division-rival Dallas Cowboys. The 25-year-old has been hurt more often than not in his first season in D.C., playing in only five games and catching six of his nine targets for 27 yards and no touchdowns. Samuel belongs on the waiver wire in all single-season formats and is unlikely to have a major role on offense if he's back this weekend. Terry McLaurin, who has been disappointing in his own right, is the only Washington receiver worth starting in fantasy, and he'll be getting quarterback Taylor Heinicke back from the COVID-19 list.

Dec 23 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Listed As Limited Wednesday

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) was listed as limited on Wednesday's estimated practice report. Samuel didn't play in Week 15, so he'll likely need to actually practice later this week for the team to feel comfortable throwing him out there on Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys. The 25-year-old has had a brutal season, playing in only five games due mostly to a groin issue that plagued him since the summer, and he has six receptions on nine targets for 27 yards in those five games. Samuel hasn't played more than 37% of the offensive snaps in any of his contests this year, making him a player to avoid at all costs if he returns to the field in Week 16.

Dec 23 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

J.D. McKissic, Curtis Samuel Ruled Out For Week 15

Washington Football Team running back J.D. McKissic (neck) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) have been made unavailable for Tuesday's matchup against Philadelphia. McKissic's absence stands to continue funneling the vast majority of backfield duties toward Antonio Gibson, although Jaret Patterson and Jonathan Williams could see a handful of snaps as well. Samuel's absence continues an injury-plagued campaign, in which he has suited up for just five contests, unable to play in at least 40% of the team's offensive snaps even when healthy. DeAndre Carter and Adam Humphries stand to see a slight boost out wide without Samuel, but Terry McLaurin remains the jewel of the Washington passing game, even as uncertainty reigns under center. The next chance for McKissic and Samuel to play comes in Week 16 vs. the Cowboys, only five days later.

Dec 20 · Source via Football Team J.D. McKissic Curtis Samuel

J.D. McKissic, Curtis Samuel Not Practicing

Washington Football Team running back J.D. McKissic (concussion) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) were not at practice on Saturday. Before Washington's Week 15 game against the Philadelphia Eagles was moved to Tuesday due to COVID concerns, McKissic was listed as questionable and Samuel was ruled out. Both players now have a couple more days to get right, but the fact that neither has been able to practice all week still makes them unlikely to suit up on Tuesday. Antonio Gibson should see all the work he can handle in Washington's backfield, while Jonathan Williams and rookie Jaret Patterson will pitch in sparingly. With Samuel likely to miss yet another game and with Terry McLaurin (concussion) iffy, Adam Humphries and DeAndre Carter could be the team's leading receivers against Philly.

Dec 18 · Source via Football Team J.D. McKissic Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Will Miss Sunday's Game

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's contest against the Eagles. Samuel has appeared in a limited capacity over the past three weeks since returning from a groin injury, but this time a hamstring ailment has forced him into street clothes. Having combined for just six receptions and 27 yards as a receiver across five games, Samuel's season has been a stark downturn from the rising production that he delivered during his first four years with Carolina. With the Washington QB room thrown into flux by COVID-19 testing, any pass catcher is a risky proposition, but DeAndre Carter and Adam Humphries figure to flank Terry McLaurin out wide Sunday. Samuel's next chance to suit up comes in Week 16 vs. Dallas.

Dec 17 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

J.D. McKissic, Curtis Samuel Miss Another Practice

Washington Football Team running back J.D. McKissic (concussion) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (hamstring) both missed practice for the second straight day on Thursday. McKissic remains in the league's concussion protocols and is on his way to missing his third straight game. Rookie Jonathan Williams and Wendell Smallwood have taken on some of his passing-game work in the last two weeks, but they aren't on the fantasy map behind Antonio Gibson. Samuel has played in just five games due to a groin injury that has bothered him since the summer, but now he's dealing with a hamstring injury and could miss yet another contest. He has just six catches for 27 yards on the year and is well off the fantasy radar. With Terry McLaurin dealing with a concussion, Adam Humphries, rookie Dyami Brown and DeAndre Carter could see expanded playing time on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Dec 16 · Source via Football Team J.D. McKissic Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Held Out Wednesday

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) was sore after the Week 14 loss to the Dallas Cowboys and was held out of practice on Wednesday. It doesn't sound like something that will keep Samuel from playing in Week 15 against the Philadelphia Eagles, but he'll still likely need to get back on the practice field either Thursday or Friday. The 25-year-old played only 14 offensive snaps in his fifth game of the season last Sunday, and he has just two catches on four targets for eight yards in the last three games since returning from his groin injury. Samuel has had a year to forget in his first season in D.C., and although his role in the offense is expected to expand down the stretch, we've yet to see it.

Dec 15 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel On Track To Play In Week 14

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) is expected to play on Sunday despite being listed as questionable, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The 25-year-old registered just 24 and 30 percent snap shares in Weeks 12 and 13, respectively. Throughout those two weeks combined, he has just two catches for eight yards. Samuel is not on the redraft radar right now, though it's worth noting that he could see more usage with J.D. McKissic (concussion) not expected to play.

Dec 12 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Questionable Against The Cowboys

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys. He continued to manage a groin injury and was limited in practice this week. The 25-year-old logged 19 snaps and caught his only target for minus-one yards in the Week 13 win over the Las Vegas Raiders. The former Carolina Panther could see an expanded role with Logan Thomas (knee) out for the season. Samuel is not on the fantasy radar in Week 14.

Dec 11 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Still Managing Groin Injury

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) put in another limited practice to begin the week on Wednesday. Samuel continues to be eased into the offense the last two weeks because of a groin issue that has bothered him since the summer. With limited snaps (20 in each of the last two weeks), Samuel has caught both of his targets for only eight receiving yards. The 25-year-old could eventually see an expanded role to close out the season, especially with tight end Logan Thomas (knee) now out for the year, but fantasy managers moved on a long time ago in most leagues. Terry McLaurin is the only receiver that fantasy managers want anything to do with in Washington, and even Scary Terry has been unreliable at times in 2021.

Dec 8 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Will Play In Week 13

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin), who is listed as questionable for Week 13 against the Las Vegas Raiders, will play on Sunday, according to a source. Samuel was able to put in limited practice this week after returning for the first time on Monday since Week 5. In just his third game of the season, Samuel played 24% of the team's offensive snaps in Week 12 and caught his only target for a nine-yard gain. The 25-year-old should eventually become a bigger part of the passing game down the stretch if he can manage to avoid aggravating his troublesome groin injury, but fantasy managers shouldn't be eager to use him in starting lineups despite a Raiders defense that has allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to WRs in the last three weeks.

Dec 4 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel - Week 13 Outlook for Fantasy Football

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) could have an increased role in his second game back after being limited last week in his first game action since Week 5. Samuel was given two touches in his return, which turned into one catch for nine yards, and a rushing attempt that gained four yards. The former Carolina Panther said he's able to "run fast, able to cut and play without thinking of the injury," so he could be in line for a significant role moving forward. We saw DeAndre Carter find the end zone in three straight games from Week 8 to Week 11, so there is clearly some upside for Samuel in the Washington offense. It may be hard to trust him in lineups this week, but he is someone worth monitoring because of his dynamic skill set. He is listed as questionable to play on Sunday, but as of now, it looks like the speedster will be active on Sunday. The 25-year-old is a dart throw in Week 13.

Dec 4 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel, Ricky Seals-Jones Questionable Against Raiders

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) and tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (hip) are both listed as questionable to play on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders. Samuel returned from a nagging groin injury to play last Monday for the first time since Week 5. He predictably played only 24% of the offensive snaps and caught his only target for nine yards. Samuel should play again this weekend, but with only three games played in his first year in D.C. due to his groin injury, he should be off the fantasy radar against Las Vegas. Seals-Jones seems primed to return after missing the last two games, but Logan Thomas is back from Injured Reserve, making RSJ one to leave to the waiver wire.

Dec 3 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel Ricky Seals-Jones

Curtis Samuel Puts In A Limited Practice

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) was able to practice on a limited basis on Wednesday. Samuel played in just his third game of the season in the Monday night win over the Seattle Seahawks, and first since Week 5, catching his only target for nine yards and carrying the ball once for four yards on 20 offensive snaps (24% of the total snaps). It's not surprising that Samuel had such a limited role after the long layoff, but he could slowly start to see a bigger chunk of the snaps moving forward. Still, expecting the 25-year-old to suddenly go off against the Las Vegas Raiders this Sunday wouldn't be very smart. Fantasy managers should be able to find better flex options with more upside in Week 13.

Dec 1 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Logan Thomas, Curtis Samuel Officially Active For Monday Night

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) and tight end Logan Thomas (hamstring) are officially active for Monday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. Thomas and Samuel were recently activated from injured reserve and will play in Monday's game. Samuel has played in just two games this year and is expected to be on a snap count. The 25-year-old is mainly a stash in deep-league formats for now. Thomas missed six games with a hamstring injury and is expected to start at tight end with Ricky Seals-Jones ruled out. The 25-year-old will be most likely be on a snap count and has appeared in only two games in 2021. Fantasy managers can safely insert Thomas into their starting lineups.

Nov 29 · Source via Football Team Logan Thomas Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Likely To Play On Monday Night

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) is looking likely to play on Monday night against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 12. However, Samuel will be on a pitch count if he's able to suit up for the first time since Week 5. The 25-year-old was supposed to be a big part of Washington's offense in his first year in D.C., but Samuel has managed to play in only two games (four catches for 19 yards) due to a groin injury that has been bothering him since the summer. He obviously won't be worth using in starting fantasy lineups against Seattle on Monday, but Samuel is a player worth watching on the waiver wire if he can remain healthy and earn a bigger role as the No. 2 receiver behind Terry McLaurin. Samuel's impending return is bad news for Adam Humphries and DeAndre Carter.

Nov 27 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Out For Week 11

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) appeared to have a chance to play Sunday against the Panthers, but he was ultimately ruled out. Samuel has appeared in just two games this year for Washington and only saw his full workload in Week 4, when he played 25 snaps and caught four passes for 19 yards. Samuel has talent and the Washington receiving corps has room for him to make an impact if healthy, but fantasy managers in redraft leagues don't need to hold onto Samuel at this point, especially with the fantasy playoffs fast approaching. You can't trust Samuel in a season-long lineup if he's back next week against Seattle.

Nov 21 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Has 'Small Chance' To Play

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) has a "small chance" to suit up against his former team, the Panthers, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com. Samuel has played in parts of two games this season; he totaled four touches for 19 yards in Week 4, then exited Week 5 early due to injury. He'll presumably test his groin during pregame warmups before the team makes a final decision. If he suits up, fantasy managers should view him as a WR5 this week. Otherwise, he'll sit out Sunday's game and likely return in Week 12 against Seattle.

Nov 21 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Questionable For Week 11

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) is listed as questionable for Week 11 against the Carolina Panthers. "I promise you this, if or when he's out there, we will stick to that pitch count no matter what," head coach Ron Rivera said. The questionable tag is actually an improvement for Samuel, who has played in just two games this year and not since Week 5, with a groin injury that has been bothering him since the summer. Washington has avoided ending his season by placing him on Injured Reserve for a second time, but Samuel should remain on the waiver wire in your league until he can return and play more than just a handful of snaps. The absence of a true No. 2 wideout in this offense continues to hurt Terry McLaurin. McLaurin, Adam Humphries and DeAndre Carter should operate in most three-receiver sets Sunday, even if Samuel is active.

Nov 19 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Ricky Seals-Jones, Curtis Samuel Out Again Thursday

Washington Football Team tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (hip) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) both missed practice again on Thursday and are trending in the wrong direction for Week 11 against the Carolina Panthers. Seals-Jones has been adequate filling in for Logan Thomas (hamstring) the last six games, but if he's not available this weekend, Washington will be down to rookie John Bates and Sammis Reyes at the position. Samuel hasn't practiced since aggravating a troublesome groin injury on Oct. 10 and has played in only two games in his first year in D.C. The 25-year-old is trending towards a second trip to Injured Reserve, which would knock him out for the rest of the year. DeAndre Carter has stepped up recently as the team's No. 3 wideout.

Nov 18 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel Ricky Seals-Jones

Ricky Seals-Jones, Curtis Samuel Not Practicing

Washington Football Team tight end Ricky Seals-Jones (hip) and wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) were not present for practice on Wednesday. Seals-Jones has been the team's primary pass-catching tight end with Logan Thomas (hamstring) on Injured Reserve, but he's now questionable to play in Week 11 against the Carolina Panthers. With Thomas not close to a return, rookie John Bates and Sammis Reyes would be next in line at the position for Washington. Samuel's groin injury has been bothering him since the summer and has kept him out of all but two games this season. There's a chance that he goes on IR for the second time this season, which would keep him out for the rest of the year. DeAndre Carter has emerged as the third wideout for Washington behind Terry McLaurin and Adam Humphries.

Nov 17 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel Ricky Seals-Jones

Curtis Samuel Ruled Out Again In Week 10

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) has been ruled out yet again in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Samuel was signed this offseason with plans that he'd be the No. 2 receiver behind Terry McLaurin, but that hasn't panned out, as Samuel has played in just two games and hasn't been active since Week 5. If his injury doesn't improve sometime soon, he may be forced to go on Injured Reserve for the second time this season. He has four catches on five targets for just 19 yards in his two games played. With Samuel out yet again, Adam Humphries will continue to serve as the No. 2 wideout in Washington.

Nov 12 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Misses Another Practice

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) remained out of practice for the second time this week on Thursday. Samuel was evaluated by doctors on Thursday instead of practicing. The 25-year-old was supposed to be a big part of this offense in his first year in D.C., but instead he's played in only two games (Weeks 4 and 5) and has four catches on five targets for 19 yards. It's an injury that has bothered Samuel since the summer, and he doesn't appear close to returning after already spending one stint on Injured Reserve to open the season. DeAndre Carter and rookie Dyami Brown should continue battling for reps as the No. 3 receiver behind Terry McLaurin and Adam Humphries.

Nov 11 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel Still Not Practicing

Washington Football Team wide receiver Curtis Samuel (groin) wasn't able to get on the practice field on Wednesday in the team's first practice following their bye. It's pretty surprising that Samuel isn't on Injured Reserve for the second time this season at this point. It's an injury that the 25-year-old has been dealing with since the summer, and he hasn't played since Week 5. With no return on the horizon, he can remain firmly on the waiver wire in most fantasy leagues. Behind top receiver Terry McLaurin, Adam Humphries has been the team's No. 2 with 20 catches for 220 yards on 29 targets, well behind McLaurin's team-leading 76 targets. DeAndre Carter and rookie Dyami Brown will continue to battle for work as the No. 3 with Samuel sidelined.

Nov 10 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown Ruled Out

Washington Football Team wide receivers Curtis Samuel (groin) and Dyami Brown (knee) have both been ruled out for Week 8 against the Denver Broncos. Samuel's groin injury has bothered him since June, and he's played in just two games in his first year in D.C. A second Injured Reserve stint may be coming. Brown, a third-round rookie, was injured in the Week 7 loss to the Green Bay Packers. He's had a limited role in his six games, catching eight passes on 20 targets for only 81 yards. Neither Samuel or Brown are on the fantasy radar in redraft leagues at the moment. DeAndre Carter should continue to serve as the No. 3 wideout for Washington behind Terry McLaurin and Adam Humphries.

Oct 29 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown Miss Another Practice Thursday

Washington Football Team wide receivers Curtis Samuel (groin) and Dyami Brown (knee) missed practice for the second straight day on Thursday. Samuel has been bothered by his groin injury since June and has only played in two games in his first season in Washington. If he doesn't improve soon, he'll be a candidate to land on Injured Reserve for the second time this season. Brown, a 21-year-old rookie, was injured in the Week 7 loss to the Green Bay Packers and doesn't look likely to play on Sunday against the Denver Broncos. Terry McLaurin and Adam Humphries will continue to operate as the team's top two receivers in Week 8, and fantasy managers in single-year leagues can continue to avoid both Samuel and Brown.

Oct 28 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown Not Practicing

Washington Football Team wide receivers Curtis Samuel (groin) and Dyami Brown (knee) remained out of practice on Wednesday. Samuel's groin injury has been bothering him since June, and he's played in only two games in his first season in D.C., catching four of his five targets for just 19 yards. If the 25-year-old doesn't make some improvements soon, he could be a candidate to go on Injured Reserve, which would cause him to miss at least another three games. Brown's injury is believed to be minor, but he's not a lock to play in Week 8 against the Denver Broncos. The 21-year-old third-round rookie played only 14% of the offensive snaps last week due to his injury and wasn't targeted at all. Both Samuel and Brown are off the fantasy radar in standard-sized leagues.

Oct 27 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel

Curtis Samuel To Miss Another Game

Washington Football Team wide receivers Curtis Samuel (groin) and Cam Sims (hamstring) have been ruled out for Week 7 against the Green Bay Packers. Right guard Brandon Scherff (knee) will also miss another game. Samuel has been dealing with the same groin issue since June. He made his season debut in Week 4 but aggravated the injury in Week 5 and will now miss his second straight game. Fantasy managers were expecting Samuel to have a big role in Washington's offense in his first year in D.C., but he just hasn't been able to stay healthy. Terry McLaurin and Adam Humphries should continue to serve as the team's top two receivers, with rookie Dyami Brown and DeAndre Carter battling for targets as the No. 3 against Green Bay.

Oct 22 · Source via Football Team Curtis Samuel