Crowder caught all eight of his targets for 87 yards Sunday against the Falcons.

The rookie slot receiver served as a security blanket for quarterback Kirk Cousins, tying for the team lead in targets while leading in catches and yards. Crowder makes for an appealing PPR option after catching 21 balls over the last three weeks.

Crowder caught 7-of-12 targets for 65 yards in Sunday's 23-20 win over the Eagles.

The rookie is becoming a larger part of the offense, as he has set career-highs in both catches and yards in each of the last two weeks, and he led the team in targets by a healthy margin Sunday. Crowder should remain heavily involved in Week 5, as the Redskins take on a Falcons defense that allowed 300 yards and a score to Texans wideouts on Sunday.

Crowder is getting extra snaps in the absence of DeSean Jackson (hamstring), CSN Mid-Atlantic reports.

After playing just 23 snaps combined in his first two games, Crowder played 54 of a possible 77 offensive snaps in last Thursday's loss to the Giants. He could be in for a similar workload Sunday against the Eagles, as DeSean Jackson (hamstring) will miss at least one more game. Crowder caught all six of his Week 3 targets for 45 yards, primarily working out of the slot. He could have a sizable role even after Jackson returns, as Andre Roberts has been a major disappointment since signing with the Redskins last offseason.

Crowder secured his only target for seven yards in Sunday's 24-10 victory over the Rams.

Crowder technically moved up a spot on the depth chart after DeSean Jackson's injury, but still remains significantly down the list of potential targets for Kirk Cousins. However, with Jackson expected to be sidelined for several more weeks, the rookie receiver could potentially see additional opportunities as he acclimates further to the pro game.

Crowder rushed for two yards on one carry and did not gain any yards on his sole reception in Sunday's 17-10 loss to the Dolphins. He also returned two punts for 22 yards.

The rookie was officially listed as Washington's fifth receiver on the depth chart but managed to get on the field due to DeSean Jackson's early exit with a hamstring injury. Crowder pushed Andre Roberts for the slot receiver role all summer and eventually may secure the job, but will potentially see additional playing time in the immediate future anyhow if Jackson's injury lingers. In the interim, Crowder is the team's primary punt returner and was impressive in his debut in that role, averaging eleven yards on two runbacks.

Crowder (hamstring) caught four passes (five targets) for 41 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's preseason game against the Ravens.

Considered a game-time decision, Crowder played quite a bit and even scored a 22-yard touchdown on a deflected pass. He's pushing disappointing veteran Andre Roberts for the No. 3 wide receiver job behind DeSean Jackson (shoulder) and Pierre Garcon. Given the state of Washington's offense, it probably won't be a very lucrative role, at least so long as Jackson and Garcon stay healthy.

Crowder is a game-time decision for Saturday's preseason game. "We don't know if we're gonna risk it yet or not, but he'll definitely get some work in the fourth preseason game as a returner if he doesn't go Saturday," said coach Jay Gruden of Crowder.

Crowder logged a full week of practice this week after a hamstring injury limited him for the first part of training camp. Gruden's comments suggest that Crowder won't likely play until the preseason finale, but the team will make a final decision on his status for Saturday some time closer to kickoff.

Crowder (hamstring) practiced fully Sunday, the Washington Post reports. It was his first full practice since August 7th.

The team is hoping Crowder can get up to speed and add some play making ability to the slot position and return game. He is competing with veteran Andre Roberts for the slot role.

Crowder (hamstring) was limited in practice Tuesday but likely won't play Thursday against the Lions, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Crowder's aim all along is an appearance in Washington's third preseason game, which takes on Saturday, Aug. 29 at Baltimore. As a result, expect the rookie wideout to increase his reps slowly but surely in order to avoid any setbacks.

Head coach Jay Gruden believes that Crowder (hamstring) may be able to play in Washington's third preseason game on Saturday, Aug. 29 in Baltimore.

Crowder had a prime opportunity to show off his wares with No. 1 wide receiver DeSean Jackson (shoulder), but a hamstring issue has shelved the rookie's chances for now.

Crowder (hamstring) remains sidelined, the Washington Post reports.

Crowder has missed practice since Saturday. He will likely be eased back into practice to avoid having the injury linger.

Crowder "tweaked a hamstring," the Washington Post reports.

The injury sounds minor but any missed practice time hurts the rookie's opportunity to start in Week 1.

Crowder is seeing additional reps with DeSean Jackson (shoulder) missing practice time, the Washington Post reports. He continues to impress with his speed and route running.

The rookie receiver is competing for a starting slot role. He is a small receiver but has extreme speed.