Commanders to be without receivers McLaurin, Brown against Bears

The Washington Commanders again will be without 2 of their top 3 receivers, and there is a chance that all of them will not be on the field for the MNF match vs. the Chicago Bears.

Commanders WRs Terry McLaurin (quad) and Noah Brown (groin) have been ruled OUT for Monday night against the Bears

Deboo Samuel battleing injuries as well pic.twitter.com/AR2UuwDIvC

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Washington manager Dan Quinn ruled our WRs Terry McLaurin and  Noah Brown today. In addition to that, Deebo Samuel didn’t train in the past few days, and he is questionable for the game on Monday.

Terry will miss his 3^rd straight match, and Noah will miss his 4^th. Deebo appeared in all of the Commanders’ games this campaign. He worked out solo and will do everything possible to help his organization against the Bears.

In the last 2 weeks without Terry and Noah, Deebo has caught a combined 14 passes for 168 yards.

Brown caught QB Jayden Daniels’ 52-yard Hail Mary pass to defeat the Bears 18-15 in Week 8 in the past campaign, but this time he won’t be able to help his team against the same opponent.

If Deebo is also out on Monday, Washington will not be able to count on its top 3 receivers, and that will make the Bears huge favorites at the beginning of next week.