4 years agoWashington Football Team running back Antonio Gibson (toe) and wide receiver Terry McLaurin (ankle) are expected to suit up for a huge Week 17 game against the Eagles. Both players didn't practice at all this week, though head coach Ron Rivera said both players "are good to go." Gibson returned last week after missing two games and ran well, picking up 61 rushing yards on 10 carries. With the Eagles missing several key defensive starters, Gibson should be started as a solid RB2. McLaurin's outlook is not as rosy, as his high-ankle sprain may limit the number of snaps he can play. It helps that the Eagles have been gashed by opposing wideouts for the second-most fantasy points to wideouts over the last four weeks. McLaurin is more of a low-end WR2 with a bit more risk than usual.--Tim Capurso
Source: Adam Schefter