Washington Commanders' head coach Dan Quinn has provided an update on Austin Ekeler ahead of the Dallas Cowboys matchup in Week 18.

Sidelined since Week 12, versatile running back Austin Ekeler may be returning for the Washington Commanders just in time for the playoffs.

They’ll try to head into the postseason on a high note against Dallas on Sunday. There’s one game left on Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy’s contract and his future will be a top storyline coming out of Week 18. Recent weeks have seen a lot of talk ...

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The Cowboys' rival, the Philadelphia Eagles, have a lot to play for, but after a loss to Washington snapped their 10-game winning streak, they are starting to run out of room to improve what looks like a No. 2 seed in the playoffs.

Dan Quinn expressed optimism to the media this week that one particular player might be coming back this week. Sure enough, on Saturday, the Commanders made a couple of roster moves, the most noticeable of which was activating running back Austin Ekeler from

Commanders activate veteran running back Austin Ekeler, who was out with a concussion, from injured reserve for Week 18

Running back Austin Ekeler is being activated from injured reserve and will be ready to play in the regular season finale against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday per NFL insider Ian Rapoport.

The Cowboys sign a former Steelers cornerback as a possible response to the injury report for Week 18 against Washington.