Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is inactive for Sunday morning's game against the Indianapolis Colts in London due to a hamstring injury.
McLaurin suffered the injury in Friday's practice and was listed as a limited participant. He fully participated in the first two sessions of the week, and the severity of the ailment is unclear.
The veteran wideout leads the Commanders in receiving yards (141) this season. He has 10 receptions and one touchdown. He's also run 100 routes over three games, the most of any pass-catcher on the team, according to TruMedia.
Rookie wide receiver Antonio Williams is projected to take on a larger role behind Stefon Diggs with McLaurin out. Jaylin Lane, Treylon Burks, and Dyami Brown are other wideouts on the depth chart.
Starting safety Nick Cross will miss his second straight game due to an illness. He didn't travel with the team to England.
The Commanders are 1-2 heading into Week 4 after pulling off a 33-31 upset victory over the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks last week.
