Washington Redskins
25 Oct 2021, 11:33 GMT+10
Washington Football Team Public Relations
Green Bay, Wisconsin -- The Washington Football Team has announced the following inactives for Sunday's Week 7 matchup against the Green Bay Packers.
The Washington Football Team declared the following players as inactive:
No. 10 WR Curtis Samuel No. 11 WR Cam Sims No. 23 CB William Jackson III No. 58 DE Shaka Toney No. 75 G Brandon Scherff No. 76 T Sam Cosmi No. 88 TE Jace Sternberger
The Green Bay Packers declared the following players as inactive:
No. 20 CB Kevin King No. 36 S Vernon Scott No. 79 T Dennis Kelly No. 90 DL Jack Heflin No. 91 LB Preston Smith
The gameday inactives are brought to you by Medliminal, an official health and wellness partner of the Washington Football Team.
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