Terry McLaurin may play Sunday against Dallas after first practice since Sept. 21 injury.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is reportedly trending toward playing in Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys after practicing for the first time since a quadriceps injury on September 21. McLaurin, who missed training camp in a contract holdout, has 10 receptions this season and had a strong performance against Dallas last year. The team has faced multiple receiver injuries, including Noah Brown being placed on injured reserve due to a non-responsive groin injury. Rookie Luke McCaffrey has stepped up with 22.4 yards per catch and three touchdowns. The Cowboys have undergone significant changes, including a new head coach and defensive coordinator, and the trade of star linebacker Micah Parsons.