The Washington Commanders acquired cornerback Marshon Lattimore in early November at the NFL trade deadline. However, Lattimore was dealing with a hamstring injury at the time of trade and missed his first four games for the burgundy and gold.

It took nearly six weeks for Marshon Lattimore to make his debut with the Washington Commanders and so far, his time in burgundy and gold has lasted about seven quarters.Lattimore left Washington's Week 16 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in the third quarter and never returned.

Key injuries raise questions about the Washington Commanders’ lineup as they prepare for a pivotal rematch against the Dallas Cowboys.

Lattimore previously missed the initial four games after the Commanders acquired him from the New Orleans Saints at the trade deadline.

The Washington Commanders (10-5) face the Dallas Cowboys (7-9) in Week 18 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. It's a rematch from the wild Week 12 meeting in Lando

Backup quarterback Marcus Mariota (personal) is also questionable while wide receiver Dyami Brown (hamstring), linebacker Jordan Magee (hamstring), safety Tyler Owens (ankle), and tackle Andrew Wylie (groin) have been ruled out along with Lattimore.

The Washington Commanders were back on the practice field Wednesday, preparing for the regular-season finale on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys. Unsurprisingly, several Commanders didn't participate on the first day of practice this week.