The Washington Commanders have list linebacker Jordan Magee and tight end Ben Sinnott as questionable for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins.

Both Sinnott (ankle) and Magee (knee) were late additions to the Commanders' injury report. While Magee at least participated in a limited capacity on Friday, Sinnott did not practice after being limited on Thursday.

Magee's potential absence could present a difficult challenge for a linebacker position that is already without Ale Kaho, who is in the concussion protocol and was ruled out for Sunday's game earlier in the week. It is possible that the injuries will allow Kain Medrano, who has been a healthy scratch on the gameday roster for eight games this season, to play in his third game. Medrano, a sixth-round pick, has played in 20 snaps in Weeks 4 and 8, all of which were on special teams.

Sinnott caught his first touchdown pass of the season last week against the Detroit Lions. The Commanders have been pleased with his development, with Quinn said after the Week 10 matchup that the plays he has made "gives you confidence knowing that okay, he's making the plays to take it to the next spot." Should Sinnott be ruled out, it would mean more snaps for Colson Yankoff, who was active for the first time in three weeks against the Lions after nursing a hamstring injury.

The Commanders also ruled out six players for Sunday, although all of them were expected in some fashion. Jayden Daniels, Kaho and Treylon Burks did not travel with the team to Spain and were ruled out earlier in the week. Terry McLaurin did travel and continued his rehab but was also ruled out for Sunday.

The Commanders opened the 21-day windows for safety Will Harris and defensive end Drake Jackson. Both players were limited throughout the week but ruled out for Sunday.

^ Reserve List. Currently in 21-Day Return to Play Window.