Commanders’ Marshon Lattimore Ruled Out for Fourth Straight Game

The All-Pro cornerback, acquired in a recent trade, is targeting a Week 13 return from a lingering hamstring injury.

Marshon Lattimore, traded to the Washington Commanders on November 5, will miss his fourth consecutive game due to a hamstring injury sustained in October.
Head coach Dan Quinn expressed optimism that Lattimore could make his season debut for Washington in Week 13 against the Tennessee Titans.
The Commanders, currently holding the final NFC playoff spot at 7-4, are struggling defensively and hope Lattimore’s return can bolster their performance.
Lattimore, a four-time Pro Bowler and former NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, has dealt with multiple injuries in recent seasons but remains one of the league’s top cornerbacks when healthy.
Washington traded three draft picks to acquire Lattimore, viewing him as both a short-term boost and a potential long-term cornerstone for their defense.