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The Seattle Seahawks added TE Will Dissly to the reserve/COVID-19 list, while RB Alex Collins was removed from the list.

Signs continue to point to recently-signed Garrett Gilbert starting tonight at QB for the WFT,

Related players: Taylor Heinicke, Kyle Allen

That decision is still pending a final round of COVID testing for Heinicke and Allen, per sources. It is a 25-minute private flight from DC to Philly, so always a chance, Schefter went on to say. However, Schefter added it's looking bleak. It's a key game for both teams in terms of the playoffs so if The WFT can get Heinicke or Allen to the game, they will likely do what they can if one or both are negative.

McLaurin (concussion) doesn't carry an injury designation ahead of Tuesday's game against the Eagles.

Related players: Taylor Heinicke, Kyle Allen

McLaurin fully participated in each of Washington's three practice sessions this week, the story said. While it's good news he'll be back after a concussion, who will be throwing him the ball is another story. It's unclear who will be able to start for The Football Team at QB heading into Tuesday night's game. No matter who it is, McLaurin should draw a lot of targets at least.

WFT QB Taylor Heinicke has been added to the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related Players: Garrett Gilbert, Kyle Allen

It is time to fade the WFT offense this week.

WFT QB Kyle Allen has been placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Taylor Heinicke (knee) is on track to start Week 15.

Chargers WR Keenan Allen was activated off the COVID list.

Related players: Mike Williams, Jalen Guyton, Josh Palmer

Good news for the Bolts heading into a key AFC West game on Thursday night against the Chiefs. Williams didn't practice on Monday because of a heel issue, but the return of Allen likely downgrades Guyton and Palmer a bit for Week 15, assuming Williams plays as well.

Eagles have placed WR Quez Watkins and RB Jason Huntley on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related players: Jalen Reagor, Greg Ward

If Watkins has to miss Week 15 against Washington, Reagor likely moves into the team's WR2 role with Ward also possibly seeing more targets. This is a big game for both the Eagles and Washington who sit at 6-7 and are battling for the final wild card berth in the NFC. Watkins is more of a big-play, boom-or-bust deep threat for the Birds.

Washington quarterback Taylor Heinicke had to exit Sunday’s game with a knee injury, but at this point it still doesn’t sound serious.

Related players: Kyle Allen

Heinicke said after the game that his knee was fine and he should be ready to face the Eagles in Week 15. On Monday, head coach Ron Rivera told reporters in his press conference that Heinicke is sore and the team will monitor him over the course of the week. Allen replaced Heinicke in the fourth quarter and went 4-of-9 passing for 53 yards. Heinicke also played through an elbow issue on Sunday.

Washington QB Taylor Heinicke will undergo an MRI on his knee Monday but is expected to be ready to play next week against the Eagles.

Head coach Ron Rivera said after the game the injury doesn’t look to be serious. Heinicke left Sunday’s loss against Dallas with the injury and was replaced by Kyle Allen. Heinicke finished 11/25 for 122 yards, one touchdown and an interception. Despite the loss, Washington still holds the final playoff spot in the NFC at 6-7 going into what is now a very important game in the playoff picture against the Eagles, who are also 6-7 and coming off a bye.