"Noah Brown has been seldom seen for the Commanders this season. The wide receiver suffered a knee injury at Washington's mandatory minicamp that never looked right. He made it back for the team's season opener, but lasted just two games before an ankle complication put him on the shelf. Brown tried to get back sooner than expected, but the lack of progress forced the Commanders to place him on injured reserve."
"It'll be interesting to see what the Commanders have planned for Brown, especially after so long away from the gridiron. Giving him a full workload seems highly unlikely. He'll probably be on a snap count, but who he comes in for will be much more telling. And it won't be Terry McLaurin or Deebo Samuel Sr. Treylon Burks is finally starting to build back confidence."
The Washington Commanders endured a season heavily affected by injuries that depleted roster depth and hampered performance. Head coach Dan Quinn navigated frequent absences, but the team struggled to maintain consistency. Noah Brown missed significant time after a knee injury at minicamp and an ankle complication, leading to placement on injured reserve before being activated for Week 14. Brown will likely face a limited snap count rather than a full workload. His activation reflects coaches' evaluations of the receiver room, with Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel Sr. remaining primary targets. Younger receivers Treylon Burks, Jaylin Lane, and Chris Moore continue auditioning for expanded roles.
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