WR Terry McLaurin (ankle) and RT Morgan Moses (groin) will play per source.

McLaurin is listed as questionable for today’s game at Pittsburgh. As Keim added, it's probably not a big surprise McLaurin is a go, but it's at least one less thing for fantasy owners to worry about in what is likely their final week of the regular season.

Washington Football Team WR Terry McLaurin is questionable for Monday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to John Keim of ESPN.

Not great news to see. The "good" thing is there are two games following this one Week 13, so there may be options to stash on your bench just in case.

According to Ian Rapoport on Twitter, Washington star wide receiver Terry McLaurin is expected to play against the Dallas Cowboys.

Although McLaurin was officially questionable for this afternoon's contest, he was listed as a full participant on Wednesday's estimated practice report. He will be active for a plus matchup against a Cowboys team he recorded seven receptions for 90 receiving yards and a touchdown against earlier this season. McLaurin is our eighth ranked receiver for Week 12.

Washington Football Team wide receiver Terry McLaurin took a step in the right direction at practice on Tuesday. McLaurin was listed as a non-participant on Monday’s estimated practice report, but moved up to a limited session with the team back on the field.

McLaurin, who leads the team with 62 catches and 871 receiving yards, is dealing with an ankle injury. McLaurin looks to be trending up for Thursday's game at Dallas.

Washington snap counts vs. Cincy
Offense - 62 snaps
WR
Terry McLaurin: 57 (92%)
Cam Sims: 52 (84%)
Steve Sims: 20 (32%)

Cam Sims caught just two balls for 20 yards while Steve Sims had the team's touchdown, but with those kind of snap totals, bigger fantasy numbers could be in the future for Cam. Week 10 he had a 4-54-0 line and in Week 9 a 3-110-0 line. He's a name to keep an eye on for those needing WR help. You'll likely want to see more consistency before plugging him in lineups.

Washington Football Team WR coach Jim Hostler was asked about WR Terry McLaurin making a jump in year two. "Uh, you know, yeah, there is a little bit of a jump," said Hostler. "It just needs to be more consistent. Like all young players, the consistency needs to grow."

First time something not positive has been said about the receiver in quite some time. No doubt the league would catch up to the promising sophomore wideout, but like all great (or at least consistent) players, improving is a must. McLaurin is a borderline WR2 ahead of a matchup with Jalen Ramsey and the L.A. Rams.