Player Notes

QB Colt McCoy will not be under center for the Washington Redskins in their season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles, according to a published report. The Washington Post reported that McCoy will not return with the Redskins (7-8), who are eliminated from playoff contention. Washington's postseason aspirations were dashed after its 25-16 loss to Tennessee on Sunday and wins by the Minnesota Vikings ...

LB Leighton Vander Esch recorded 11 tackles in Sunday's win. The rookie matched his second-highest total of the season (also Oct. 7 vs. Houston).

RB Ezekiel Elliott rushed 18 times for 85 yards Sunday.

QB Dak Prescott completed 20-of-25 passes for 161 yards in Sunday's win over Tampa Bay.

--DL Tyrone Crawford injured his neck in a collision in the first half. Crawford passed all tests administered by doctors and returned to the team's facility on Monday.

WR JuJu Smith-Schuster wrote an apologetic message on social media Monday, one day after his fumble ended the Pittsburgh Steelers' final offensive possession in a 31-28 loss to the New Orleans Saints. "When I'm at my lowest, I'm not going to hide," Smith-Schuster wrote on Twitter. "I'm sorry. That loss was on me. I let everyone down, it won't happen again."

WR Ted Ginn Jr. played in his first since being activated from injured reserve and caught a pass to the Pittsburgh 7 on Sunday on the way to the Saints' game-wiinning touchdown. "Ted is a big-time player and obviously a guy we count on a lot," QB Drew Brees said. "That was a huge play in the game."

QB Josh Rosen left the game in the fourth quarter, the second straight game he was forced to leave because of subpar play. He finished 12-of-23 for 87 yards without a touchdown or an interception. "It's frustrating, but it's my fault," Rosen said of his early exit.

WR Robert Woods caught a 39-yard touchdown to give Los Angeles a 31-9 lead Sunday at Arizona. Woods also became just the fourth player in NFL history with 14 straight games with at least 60 receiving yards within a single season.

DT Aaron Donald, who broke two records with his 3.0 sacks on quarterback Josh Rosen Sunday, set the league's single-season record for sacks by a defensive tackle, then broke the overall franchise single-season sack record. He now has 19.5 sacks.