Redskins WR Terry McLaurin is not practicing Friday after injuring his hamstring Thursday.

This is an unfortunate setback for one of the best rookies of the first three weeks of the season. He is the first player in NFL history to record at least five catches and a touchdown in each of his first three games. He has quickly become a dynamic playmaker in what is otherwise a bland Redskins' offense. If McLaurin cannot go on Sunday, Paul Richardson, who saw eight targets and scored a touchdown Monday against the Bears, stands to become more of a focal point of the offense and a former Mr. Irrelevant, Trey Quinn, will also be in line for more work.

The production hasn't matched the investment. And that means receiver Josh Doctson is likely entering his final season in Washington. There have been flashes; there has been frustration. There have been others to blame; there are times it's all on Doctson.

Regardless, Doctson appears to have found a peace with his situation. Experience combined with age, an offseason trip to Rwanda and some spiritual reading have left Doctson in a better place mentally.

Related players: Terry McLaurin, Kelvin Harmon

That's how Doctson will enter this season when the Redskins begin training camp on July 25. The Skins didn't pick up his fifth-year option in the spring and they drafted two receivers in late April, McLaurin and Harmon.