Redskins TE Jamison Crowder (hip) is expected to play against the Eagles today, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Crowder was limited on Thursday and Friday but didn't express much concern about the hip issue after Friday's workout. He's safe to get into fantasy lineups as a high-end WR3.

Redskins WR Jamison Crowder (hip) told reporters after Friday's practice that he expects to play against the Eagles this weekend. He added that it's a "minor injury" and that he's "feeling good." Crowder was able to get in a limited practice on Friday after being added to the injury report on Thursday. The optimism is nice, but the hip still adds risk to his Week 1 outlook.

Redskins WR Jamison Crowder (hip) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Eagles. He injured the hip in practice this week and appears to be in legitimate danger of missing Week 1. "Anyone questionable is a concern," HC Jay Gruden said Friday. We'll find out Crowder's status by noon ET on Sunday, but he'll be a risky fantasy play if active. If not, Josh Doctson would step in as Washington's #2 WR. Ryan Grant would handle slot duties.

Redskins WR Jamison Crowder was added to Thursday's injury report as limited with a hip flexor. It's unclear if he was injured on Wednesday or Thursday -- or how serious it is. Check back tomorrow for another update.

Washington WR Jamison Crowder missed several days of practice this week because of a hamstring strain, according to The Washington Post. Crowder did field punts in Wednesday's workout and ran some routes on a side field. He reportedly called himself "day to day" after the practice. This doesn't sound like a big deal, and it seems we should expect a full return soon. But hamstring issues always bear watching for setbacks and/or re-injuries.

Washington HC Jay Gruden said he wants a larger role for WR Jamison Crowder this season. The Duke product saw 99 targets in 2016. “We’ll utilize Jamison and try to get him more involved,” Gruden said via ESPN. “He’s an excellent player, dynamic player. He just continues to prove every day, why we like him so much. He can run just about anything you ask him to run... He gets himself open because he’s got a great feel. He’s got quickness in and out of his breaks.” Washington lost DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon over the spring and replaced them with Terrelle Pryor and Josh Doctson. It’s a positive development for Crowder, who will also see time at punt returner. The 3rd-year man is a strong PPR WR3 target.

Washington WR Jamison Crowder caught just 2 passes (among 5 targets) for 37 yards in a predictably tough matchup against the Eagles. TE Jordan Reed's return to the lineup will also cut back into available volume going forward. Crowder will remain a fringe starting option for fantasy football lineups going forward, though.

Redskins WR Jamison Crowder (hip) put in a full week of practice and isn’t listed on the final injury report. It doesn’t look like that hip will be an issue, so Crowder is safe to get into fantasy lineups. He’s scored or topped 85 yards in 7 straight games.

Redskins WR Jamison Crowder is dealing with a hip pointer, according to CSN Mid-Atlantic's JP Finlay. It's unclear when he suffered the injury, but he was able to finish out Sunday's game against the Cardinals. We'll keep an eye on Crowder this coming week.

Cardinals DB Tyrann Mathieu (shoulder) is doubtful for Sunday's game against Washington, with the injury that already cost him a couple of games. His absence hurts the Arizona team D and helps the outlook for Washington slot WR Jamison Crowder -- who could also see his volume helped by TE Jordan Reed being out with a shoulder injury.

The forecast for tonight's Packers-Redskins game calls for 17-18 mph winds with gusts of 40+. That's certainly bad news for Ks Mason Crosby and Dustin Hopkins. We also made slight adjustments down to our projections for both passing games.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport hears that Redskins WR DeSean Jackson (shoulder) is "likely" to miss Week 11. "Not good," a source said of Jackson's rotator cuff injury. Jamison Crowder and Pierre Garcon will serve as Washington's top 2 WRs for however long D-Jax is out. Those guys will be more attractive fantasy plays next week against the Packers than today against the Vikings.

The Redskins listed WR DeSean Jackson (shoulder) as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Vikings. Insider J.P. Finlay has already reported that D-Jax won't play. That leaves Jamison Crowder and Pierre Garcon as Washington's top 2 WRs, but both are low-upside fantasy plays in a tough matchup. TE Jordan Reed is a good bet to lead the Redskins in targets.

Redskins WR DeSean Jackson (shoulder) won't play against the Vikings on Sunday, a source tells insider J.P. Finlay. HC Jay Gruden refused to rule D-Jax out earlier Thursday, but it's possible he was playing games or that Jackson's diagnosis changed. Either way, he needs to be on fantasy benches. Jackson's absence figures to mean a few extra targets for Jamison Crowder, Pierre Garcon and Jordan Reed.

Washington WR DeSean Jackson missed practice for the 2nd straight day Thursday, as he deals with a shoulder injury. We'll see if he can get back onto the field Friday and what HC Jay Gruden says about the situation heading into the weekend. Jackson's absence would help the target outlooks for WR Pierre Garcon and WR Jamison Crowder -- especially with TE Jordan Reed also not yet cleared.

Washington WR Jamison Crowder returned to practice Monday after missing the past week and the team's 3rd preseason game. Crowder told Ben Standig of Breaking Burgundy that he sprained his MCL "a little bit" when he banged it in the Aug. 19 game against the Jets. "I feel alright," Crowder said. "Went out there today. Felt pretty good. I'm just taking it day by day. Get ready for Week 1." This might be a situation to worry about if Crowder were more than a late-round flier. But he's not. If he's slowed at all early, it might help to clear the path for rookie WR Josh Doctson -- or #2 TE Niles Paul.

Redskins insider Mike Jones has WR Josh Doctson (Achilles) opening the season on the PUP list in his latest 53-man roster projection. That'd cost the rookie the first 6 games. Doctson missed most of the spring and all of training camp so far with first a foot and then an Achilles injury. Last we heard, he was still in a walking boot. Perhaps Doctson carves out a role later on this year, but he won't be an early-season fantasy factor. DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon and Jamison Crowder will open as Washington's top 3 WRs.

ESPN's John Keim told colleague Mike Clay that WR Josh Doctson is "unlikely to work much in 3-WR sets" this season. His rookie-year role will be as a backup to DeSean Jackson and Pierre Garcon. Those 2 will operate primarily as the outside receivers, and Washington likes Jamison Crowder in the slot. Doctson won't be useable in fantasy football if he's 4th on the depth chart. We wouldn't rule out the possibility that he takes over Garcon's spot later in the season, though.