Chase Young Fantasy

Washington Commanders defensive end Chase Young (neck) was listed as a full practice participant on Thursday. It's a notable development for the former second overall pick that has been set back by injuries since winning Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2020, as he had been limited in practices since suffering a stinger in the preseason in early August. He's making progress, but the Commanders may play it safe with the 24-year-old pass-rusher and hold him out until Week 3. With that said, fantasy managers in IDP leagues shouldn't expect Young to make his 2023 debut this Sunday on the road in Denver against the Broncos.

Sep. 14th • 11:46 PM

According to Ben Standig of The Athletic, Washington Commanders defensive end Chase Young (neck) won't play in Week 1 against the Arizona Cardinals. The 24-year-old had hoped to be available. However, not only will he sit out the opener, but he also might miss more games moving forward. Young, drafted as the No. 2 pick in 2020, is undoubtedly a talented pass-rusher. But he's battled injuries throughout his career, so his latest ailment certainly isn't ideal concerning his future in Washington. Nevertheless, the team will get a better idea of Chase's timeline toward a return after taking contact, meaning a new update will likely come before Week 2.

Sep. 9th • 11:18 AM

Washington Commanders pass rusher Chase Young (stinger) is officially questionable to play Week 1 versus the Arizona Cardinals. Young has been dealing with the stinger for a while now, which is a little surprising considering this type of injury tends to be short-lived. Nevertheless, there's a chance it could hold Young out of action Sunday. We'll get confirmation on his status when the Commanders release their list of inactive players 90 minutes prior to kickoff.

Sep. 8th • 3:14 PM