Washington Commanders' Noah Brown Likely Out for Season Due to Significant Injury

The veteran wide receiver sustained a serious internal injury during a Week 13 victory, leaving the team with limited options in their playoff push.

Noah Brown suffered a significant internal injury in the Commanders' Week 13 win over the Tennessee Titans and is expected to miss the remainder of the season.
Brown, who joined Washington after being released by the Texans in August, had 35 receptions for 453 yards and one touchdown this season, including a pivotal Hail Mary catch in Week 8.
Head coach Dan Quinn described Brown as a key player and praised his toughness and contributions to the team's offense and blocking game.
The Commanders, currently holding the seventh NFC playoff seed at 8-5, will need to rely on Terry McLaurin, Zach Ertz, and less-proven players like Dyami Brown to fill the void left by Brown's absence.
Washington prepares to face the New Orleans Saints in Week 15, with cornerback Marshon Lattimore expected to return after recovering from a hamstring injury.