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The 21-Day Clock Starts Now: Commanders Designate Three Players For Return

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The Washington Commanders just fired the starting gun on getting some key talent back on the field. They’ve officially designated cornerback Trey Amos, defensive end Deatrich Wise, and running back Jeremy McNichols for return from their injury lists.

Who’s Coming Back to Washington?

So, who exactly are we talking about? Amos and McNichols were both chilling on injured reserve. Wise, on the other hand, was on the physically unable to perform list. It doesn’t matter how they got there, what matters is they’re on their way back!

Tick-Tock: The 21-Day Crunch Begins

Here’s the deal: all three guys get to return to practice starting Wednesday. That’s huge for getting them back up to game speed. But there’s a clock ticking. They’ve got 21 days to practice with the team. Within that window, the Commanders have to either activate them to the active roster or, well, shut them down for the rest of the year. The good news? They can be activated any time during those three weeks.

This timing couldn’t be better. With Week 5 looming, some or even all of this trio could be back in action against the Giants. Imagine the boost that gives the Commanders heading into that matchup! Fingers crossed we see them all out there making an immediate impact.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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