Brandon Scherff Fantasy

Washington Football Team Pro Bowl offensive guard Brandon Scherff (knee) suffered a sprained MCL in the Week 4 win over the Atlanta Falcons and is likely to miss two to three weeks, according to a source. It's bad news for Washington's offensive line, but the good news is that Scherff could avoid a trip to Injured Reserve, which would require him to miss at least three weeks. With Scherff sidelined, Saahdiq Charles is the leading candidate to fill in as the team's starting right guard. This will be a downgrade for both quarterback Taylor Heinicke and Washington's ground game moving forward.

Oct. 4th • 1:09 PM

The Washington Football Team has activated offensive guard Brandon Scherff, and defensive tackle Daron Payne from the COVID-19 reserve list on Thursday. Defensive tackle Matt Ioannidis and cornerback Chris Miller were activated from the COVID-19 list on Tuesday, allowing them to return to practice. This leaves wide receiver Curtis Samuel and offensive tackle David Sharpe as the only two players remaining on the list. Washington was one of the teams that got hit hardest by COVID-19 during the first couple weeks of training camp, but it now seems they have their situation under control. Washington should have all players cleared by the time of their first preseason game when they take on the New England Patriots on August 12th.

Aug. 5th • 10:50 AM

Washington Football Team All-Pro offensive guard Brandon Scherff and offensive tackle David Sharpe were added to the COVID-19 Reserve List on Saturday. The two join wide receiver Curtis Samuel, cornerback Chris Miller, defensive tackle Matt Ioannidis, and offensive tackle Cornelius Lucas, bringing the team's total up to six. The loss of Scherff for the time being could have an impact on running back Antonio Gibson and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick during camp, as the offense will have to take reps with some second-team offensive linemen. This is not a cause for concern, as there will be plenty of time for the Washington Football Team to get their COVID-19 situation under control.

Jul. 31st • 2:35 PM