McLaurin (tailbone) was present for practice Sunday, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.
Per Ben Standig of the Athletic, a tailbone issue led to McLaurin being kept out of Thursday's preseason loss to the Bengals, but that was viewed as a precaution. McLaurin's presence at practice Sunday thus opens the door for the 2019 third-rounder to continue his quest to carve out a role in Washington's offense. Though listed as a second-teamer on the Redskins' posted preseason depth chart behind Josh Doctson, Paul Richardson and Trey Quinn, McLaurin's training camp efforts have opened some eyes. The rookie has some sleeper potential if he earns a steady share of snaps out of the gate, and in turn develops a strong rapport with whoever starts at QB for Washington.
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