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Marcus Mariota injury status QB · WAS · Washington Commanders

Will Marcus Mariota play? Fantasy outlook

Lineup call

Have a backup ready · Week 6 game (Oct 19)

Lineup tier: Sit · No. 49 QB by risk-adjusted points (2.8 PPR)

63% chance of missing his Week 6 game (Oct 19).

Likely range for his Week 6 game (Oct 19), if he plays: 0.0 to 18.8 PPR points.

Team impact

If he sits, about 51% of the Washington Commanders offense (his share of plays over the last 3 team games) shifts to others. Usage impact 32.4 (High) is that share times his 63% chance of missing.

Season impact

Games without a snap while on the Washington Commanders roster: Week 1, Week 5 (of 5 team games).

How long could he be out?

Similar past cases: median 3 or more games missed in a row.

History, not a prognosis.

Marcus MariotaQB
WAS · Washington Commanders
63%chance of missing Week 6 game (Oct 19)
Week 6 report: Did not practice (DNP)
Practice trend (end-of-week reports): DNP in Week 5 → DNP in Week 6; similar players missed 73% of games (2022–25).
Usage impact ⓘ32.4HighHigh
Role impact ⓘ— Not a key role

How the estimate changed

No change yet: 63% in all 19 updates (Oct 15, 2026 06:15 AM ET to Oct 16, 2026 04:22 PM ET).

Likely range: Week 6 game (Oct 19)

If he plays

Assumes he plays. These ranges come from models fit only on games players actually played; so they do not account for his 63% chance of missing.

Low (bad week) 0.0Typical 7.5High (big week) 18.8PPR fantasy points, Week 6 game (Oct 19)

Risk-adjusted: 2.8 PPR points · typical if he plays 7.5

Team contribution range: Week 6 game (Oct 19)

If he plays

Assumes he plays. These ranges come from models fit only on games players actually played; so they do not account for his 63% chance of missing.

Low (bad week) 0Projected 88High (big week) 264Pass yards, Week 6 game (Oct 19)
  • Rushing yards (from the yards model, which counts rushing plus receiving yards): usually 0.0 to 47.7, projected about 12.9.

Teammates who gain if he sits

No usage-shift scenario this update. Usage-shift scenarios cover receivers, tight ends and running backs only; quarterback changes are not modeled.

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