The Washington Commanders returned to practice on Wednesday, and Dan Quinn offered some good and bad news. First, Quinn informed the assembled media that wide receiver Noah Brown would likely miss the remainder of the season.

The four-time Pro Bowl cornerback hasn’t played because of a hamstring injury since Washington picked him up in a trade with New Orleans in early November, but was a full participant in

Wednesday suggests he's recovered from his hamstring injury in time to make his Commanders debut against his former team in Week 15. With Lattimore back at full health, he's expected to serve as one of Washington's starting outside cornerbacks Sunday.

The Athletic's Ben Standig and Cale Clinton report that Washington Commanders CB Marshon Lattimore's practice return was called "awesome."

The Commanders traded for cornerback Marshon Lattimore on Nov. 5. They have yet to see him play a game for them. Lattimore has spent his time with the Commanders rehabbing a hamstring injury. He returned to practice before Week 13's game against the Titans,

Whether Marshon Lattimore plays for the Washington Commanders in Week 15 or not, he should be a key piece for the team's preparation plans against his former te