Jonathan Allen
DT - Washington Commanders - OUT
Week 17 Outlook
52°Availability
Jonathan Allen has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Eagles.
Fantasy Impact
Allen returned to practice this week after he was designated to return from injured reserve. He'll look to make his return to the field next week.
The Washington Commanders have opened up the 21-day practice window for DT Jonathan Allen, who was placed on injured reserve following a torn pectoral muscle back in Week 6.
Fantasy Impact
Allen was initially feared to have suffered a season-ending injury with the torn pec, but it appears his recovery has progressed swiftly. The team will hope to have him back in game shape come playoff time.
Jonathan Allen will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn pectoral muscle.
Fantasy Impact
It confirmed a report that was previously reported. The loss of Allen will lead to the Commanders defensive line taking a hit.
Washington defensive tackle Jonathan Allen has been placed on the reserve/COVID list.
Fantasy Impact
Washington is dealing with a team-wide COVID outbreak and has placed Allen on the reserve/COVID list. Other names on the list include Montez Sweat, Matt Ioannidis, Kyle Allen, Kendall Fuller, and Cam Sims. 17 players, including two from the practice squad, are currently on the list. This weekend, Washington could be without their entire starting defensive line, setting up Jalen Hurts and the Eagles backfield to have big games.
The Washington Football Team have signed DE Jonathan Allen to a four-year, $72 million extension on Monday. The deal includes $30 million guaranteed.
Fantasy Impact
Allen started every game for Washington in 2020, racking up 63 tackles and 2.0 sacks across 16 contests. The 26-year-old played a career-high 77 percent of the defensive snaps last season. He was second on the team in quarterback hits (14) and played a vital role in helping Washington become an elite defense last season. Allen is durable and started 47 of 48 games over the previous three years. His presence only helps Washington’s DST, which is currently fourth among all defenses in the latest expert consensus rankings.
