Washington running back Antonio Gibson was not spotted during the portion on Thursday's practice open to the media.

Gibson was limited on Wednesday and looks to be headed towards a DNP on Thursday, putting his Week 17 status in doubt. The hip injury appears to be a new one for Gibson as he was listed with a shin injury on last week's injury report. We should have more clarity on his Week 17 availability following the release of the team's final injury report on Friday, but Gibson is likely headed towards a questionable tag. Washington plays in the early window this weekend, so fantasy managers will be able to adjust accordingly on Sunday morning. Gibson is currently our 21st ranked running back for Week 17.

WFT RB Antonio Gibson (toe) and WR Curtis Samuel (hamstring) are questionable for Week 16's game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Expect Gibson to play, and who knows with Samuel. He is not on the fantasy radar because he does not play/does not finish games.

Washington running back Antonio Gibson missed Thursday's practice with a toe injury.

Gibson was listed as limited on Wednesday's estimated practice report and misses Washington's first practice of the week. Playing on a short week, Gibson has just one more day to test out his foot in practice. With J.D. McKissic on injured reserve and practice squad running back still on the reserve/COVUD list, rookie running back Jaret Patterson could be called upon to play an expanded role for Washington if Gibson is ruled out. Gibson is currently our 12th ranked running back for Week 16.

J.D McKissic is on IR. That means he misses at least three of last four games.

Related players: Jonathan Williams, Jaret Patterson, Antonio Gibson

McKissic is dealing with a concussion. He'll have a chance to return for Week 18, which could be a meaningful game assuming Washington can remain in the playoff hunt - or it could be a meaningless game in which they don't risk McKissic's return. Williams and Patterson should see time behind Gibson going forward.

Garrett Gilbert - fresh off New England’s practice squad - gets the starting assignment tonight.

Related players: Terry McLaurin, Antonio Gibson

Neither WFT QB Taylor Heinicke nor Kyle Allen tested out. So they remain on the Reserve/COVID list. It's a big game for both teams who need this win to keep pace for a wild card playoff spot. With Gilbert getting the nod, it's a huge downgrade for the passing game and McLaurin.

J.D. McKissic and Curtis Samuel out for Tuesday game vs Eagles. Not Covid. Just injured.

Related players: Antonio Gibson, Adam Humphries, DeAndre Carter

The extra time won't help to get either player back on the field. McKissic is battling a neck injury while Samuel has been having trouble all year staying on the field and is dealing with a hamstring issue. Humphries and Carter are next up on the depth chart at WR while Gibson should again be in store for a potential huge workload at RB.

WFT RB Antonio Gibson (shin) was listed as limited on the team's first Week 10 injury report. WR Curtis Samuel (groin) did not practice.

Gibson's limited tag is continued reservation for the second-year back. Expect him to play Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

WFT WRs Cam Sims (groin) and Curtis Samuel (hamstring) will miss Week 7 against the Green Bay Packers. RB Antonio Gibson (shin) is questionable.

WFT will also be without their right tackle and guard. It is difficult to play many WFT players with injuries being a major hinderance.

Washington running back Antonio Gibson returned to practice on Wednesday.

Gibson being back at practice on Thursday is good news for his Week 7 status. He has been dealing with the shin injury for most of the season but aggravated it this past weekend against Kansas City. There was some fear that Washington would be forced into giving Jarett Patterson a heavy workload, but a return to practice before Friday suggests that Gibson should be healthy enough to start this weekend. Antonio Gibson is currently out 17th ranked running back for Week 7.

WFT RB Antonio Gibson (shin) is questionable for Week 6 against the Kansas City Chiefs.

It appears every offensive skill position starter is questionable for WFT. Gibson played Week 5, so look for Gibson to be managed if anything.