Deebo Samuel injury update sends Commanders into possible chaos mode

The Washington Commanders are dealing with lingering injury complications heading into their Week 7 game against the Dallas Cowboys. Nothing new for head coach Dan Quinn this season, but it's an ongoing frustration that threatens to hold them back. Terry McLaurin will be missing his fourth-straight game with a quad/hip injury. Quinn was optimistic about his chances of getting back into the fold to start the week, but that hope quickly diminished. This is becoming a significant problem, raising the question of why the former Ohio State standout wasn't placed on injured reserve. That was also the case with Noah Brown, who hasn't been seen since Week 2's loss to the Green Bay Packers. The Commanders gave him every chance to make a quick recovery, but it didn't pay off. He's now gone to injured reserve, and there is a good chance he might not be able to make much of a contribution even if he does get healthy. Concerns are also growing around Deebo Samuel Sr. The offseason trade acquisition from the San Francisco