Dyami Brown Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

WAS WR Dyami Brown (groin) has been ruled out Week 8.

WAS WR Dyami Brown (groin) is listed questionable for Week 8.

WAS WR Dyami Brown (groin) was limited at practice Thursday.

WAS WR Dyami Brown (groin) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Dyami Brown (groin) did not practice Wednesday.

WAS WR Dyami Brown (groin) expected to play Thursday vs. Bears.

WAS WR Dyami Brown (groin) questionable for Week 6.

Curtis Samuel will be out Sunday when the Washington Football Team is set to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers while Dyami Brown and Sammis Reyes are questionable. As expected, Curtis Samuel will once again be unable to suit up meaning more snaps and oppurtunities for the rest of the Washington receiving corps. The main benefactors will likely be Dyami Brown (questionable) and Adam Humphries with Terry McLaurin set to remain the number one target. Logan Thomas is not expected to be activated from IR which means it will be another week of Ricky Seals-Jones playing as the primary tight end and being a value option at the position.

The WFT WR room will be shrunk once again, as they prepare to travel to Denver to play the Broncos. Brown's been dealing with a knee injury and won't play, while Samuel reaggravated his groin injury that's been bothering him since the summer. Sims is questionable to play due to a hamstring injury, which may be a relevant depth piece for the team. It'll be tough to prioritize anyone outside Terry McLaurin from the WR room, and possibly Ricky Seals-Jones at TE. Adam Humphries and DeAndre Carter will likely round out the three WR set, but neither will project great in a tough matchup, as McLaurin will command the biggest target share, while RSJ and J.D. McKissic take some as well. As for Gibson, he was able to get a full practice in, and like he has all year, he'll play through his shin fracture.

The WFT's injury report is beginning to look similar from week to week, as they try to manage their injuries against the Denver Broncos. Gibson is limited again, and despite his efficiency dropping the last few weeks, he should be on pace to play through his shin fracture. Samuel and Brown look to be missing one more game, but their official designation should come tomorrow. Terry McLaurin will remain the alpha WR for the team, while Adam Humphries and DeAndre Carter helping supplement him if Samuel and Brown can't go.