Crowder (calf) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday. Crowder suffered the injury in Sunday's win over the Cardinals and will have to miss the Commanders' next four games. The veteran wideout has had a minimal role in the offense when healthy, but his absence could lead to a couple of extra opportunities for Dyami Brown.
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Status
IR - Calf - Not Specified Expected Return: 2024-11-03Latest Jamison Crowder news
Birthdate
6/17/1993 (31)
Status
Injured Reserve
HT/WT
5'9", 177 lbs
Draft Info
2015: Rd 4; Pk (WAS)
Birthplace
Monroe, NC, USA
Position
WR
College
Duke
Experience
10 seasons
Career History
Washington Commanders
2015-2019, 2023-Present
(6 seasons)
New York Giants
2023-2023
(1 season)
Buffalo Bills
2022-2023
(1 season)
New York Jets
2019-2022
(3 seasons)
Crowder (calf) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday. Crowder suffered the injury in Sunday's win over the Cardinals and will have to miss the Commanders' next four games. The veteran wideout has had a minimal role in the offense when healthy, but his absence could lead to a couple of extra opportunities for Dyami Brown.
Crowder (calf) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against Arizona, Zach Selby of the Commanders' official site reports. The veteran slot wideout has played a total of 12 offensive snaps through two appearances with Washington. He was the Commanders' WR5 last Monday night in Cincinnati, playing behind Terry McLaurin, Luke McCaffrey, Noah Brown and Dyami Brown.
Crowder (calf) was listed as a DNP for Thursday's practice session. Crowder has logged DNPs in back-to-back practices to open the week, though he was spotted doing individual drills during Thursday's session, per Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post. If he's able to practice Friday, even in a limited capacity, that would give Crowder a shot at playing Sunday against the Cardinals.
Crowder (calf) did not participate in Wednesday's practice session, Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post reports. Crowder may have sustained the injury during Monday's game against the Bengals, when he played 10 snaps (nine on offense, one on special teams) without recording a target. He'll have two more chances to see the practice field ahead of the Commanders' Week 4 matchup against the Cardinals on Sunday.
Crowder (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's Week 2 game against the Giants. After logging just three offensive snaps and one special-teams snap Week 1 against Tampa Bay, Crowder is a healthy scratch for Week 2. That emphasizes the veteran wideout's low position on the Commanders' receiver pecking order, and it also suggests the team is comfortable having another player handle punt returns. Crowder played in all 17 contests for Washington last season, with much of his work coming in the return game.
Crowder didn't play in Sunday's 20-10 preseason win over New England. It's a good sign for his odds of having a spot on the initial 53-man roster, and Crowder might even get some early season snaps on offense after the Commanders traded Jahan Dotson to the Eagles and left themselves with an extremely thin WR room. Crowder mostly seems to be around for punt returns at this point in his career, but he could get a look in the slot as well, especially if the Commanders want to play Olamide Zaccheaus on the perimeter.
Crowder is re-signing with the Commanders for one season, Josina Anderson of CBS Sports reports. Crowder spent his first four season in Washington (2015-18) and made his way back to the Commanders last fall. He had one big game in a Week 8 loss to the Eagles but mostly served as a return specialist and depth receiver. Crowder turns 31 in August and may not have a guaranteed roster spot heading into training camp this summer.
Crowder was unable to match his unexpected outburst (7-95-1) from the week prior, though he did play more snaps (47 percent) with Curtis Samuel inactive due to a foot injury. Dyami Brown and Byron Pringle also helped to fill Samuel's shoes, and that may be the case again Week 10 at Seattle if Samuel misses another game.