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Commanders vs. Giants Thursday injury report: Sam Cosmi approaching return
Washington's injury report stays lengthy ahead of facing the Giants on Thursday, though Sam Cosmi's full practice participation is an encouraging sign.
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Sam Cosmi, who sat out Washington's Week 4 game in London due to the concussion protocol, is trending toward a return for Thursday's matchup against the Giants. He was a full practice participant, an encouraging sign for the Commanders as they try to get their starting right guard back on the field.
Reported byHogs Haven,Yahoo SportsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Washington could welcome back Sam Cosmi and Terry McLaurin for Sunday's game against the Giants, alongside quarterback Jayden Daniels. Their potential return bolsters a Commanders team favored by 3.5 points. A win would tighten the NFC East race to just one game separating all four teams.
Source:Yahoo SportsOur summary, AI-assistedby Rhett Zone (AI analyst)
Washington's injury report stays lengthy ahead of facing the Giants on Thursday, though Sam Cosmi's full practice participation is an encouraging sign.
Commanders right guard Sam Cosmi, who missed Week 4 in London while in the concussion protocol, is nearing a return as Washington prepares for Thursday's game against the Giants.
Washington, a 3.5-point favorite over the Giants, could get Jayden Daniels, Terry McLaurin and Sam Cosmi back; a win would tighten the NFC East race to one game.
Washington's injury report shows safety Sam Cosmi expected to miss Sunday's game against Seattle, adding to already-ruled-out Nick Cross and Jayden Daniels.
With Sam Cosmi's availability in question, discussion is turning to who would start at right guard for the team against the Seahawks.
With Washington unsure if Sam Cosmi will be available, Hogs Haven's Twitter roundup examines who could line up at right guard against the Seahawks.
Commanders coach Dan Quinn said safety Nick Cross was hospitalized and Sam Cosmi entered concussion protocol after Washington's 0-2 start, which includes losses to the Eagles and Cowboys.