Jackson (hamstring) is out for Sunday's game against the Falcons.

With Jackson out, fellow wideout Pierre Garcon figures to remain busy Sunday, while Jamison Crowder and Ryan Grant are also candidates to see added looks in the Washington passing offense this weekend.

Jackson (hamstring) did not take part in individual drills Friday, CSN's Tarik El-Bashir reports.

Jackson was able to take part in drills earlier this week, so it's not clear if he is simply being held out Friday, or if he is feeling renewed soreness after practicing for a couple days. The Redskins will provide an update Jackson's status when they release Friday's injury report.

Jackson (hamstring) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice.

During media availability following drills, head coach Jay Gruden stated that Jackson has displayed improvement this week, but the wide receiver "won't be rushed," according to Tarik El-Bashir of CSN Mid-Atlantic. El-Bashir also suggested that Jackson increased his workload Thursday, including more confidence with running and cutting. While Jackson is clearly trending in the right direction, it's worthwhile to monitor his status closely, as his return to game action could be near.

Jackson (hamstring) was limited to individual drills Wednesday, Brian McNally of 106.7 The Fan reports.

The practice appearance marked Jackson's first since straining his hamstring in Week 1, forecasting that his return to game action is near. His next step will include 1-on-1 passing drills with Washington's quarterbacks, but in general, a full practice by the end of the week would provide confidence in his ability to play Sunday in Atlanta. Either way, his activity level should be monitored closely as the week progresses.

Coach Jay Gruden indicated Monday that he expects Jackson (hamstring) to try to increase his level of activity at practice this week, the Washington Post reports.

Jackson, who has missed the past three games with a strained hamstring, thus remains in the iffy category for now, as Sunday's game against the Falcons approaches.

Jackson (hamstring) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Coach Jay Gruden relays that the wideout is gradually progressing, though it's too early to assess the chances of Jackson returning to action in Week 5. With Jackson still out, fellow wideout Pierre Garcon and TE Jordan Reed figure to remains busy this weekend, with Jamison Crowder also a candidate to see added looks Sunday.

Jackson (hamstring) did not practice Friday, the Washington Post reports.

At this stage, it appears that Jackson will miss his third straight game this weekend, an outcome that should be confirmed, either way, once Washington's final injury report of the week is released later Friday.

Jackson (hamstring) did not practice Thursday, ESPN's John Keim reports.

Unless Jackson is able to return to practice Friday and look sharp in the process, the wideout looks pretty iffy for Sunday's game against the Eagles.

Jackson (hamstring) didn't take part in Wednesday's practice, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Last Friday, head coach Jay Gruden said that Jackson may be able to return in Week 4, but his lack of participation Wednesday isn't a step in that direction. Until he makes an appearance at drills, Washington will be without its most dynamic receiving option, leaving Pierre Garcon and Jordan Reed to dominate the targets in the passing attack.

Jackson (hamstring) did not practice Monday, The Washington Post reports.

Jackson's absence from practice isn't surprising, but since coach Jay Gruden recently indicated Jackson could return sooner than expected, his status is worth updating. After straining his hamstring in Week 1, Jackson was given a three-to-four week timetable to return, which could potentially keep him sidelined for this weekend's game against the Eagles.

There's a chance that Jackson (hamstring) could return as soon as next Sunday against the Eagles, the Washington Post reports.

While such an outcome is hardly a lock, the report relays that Jackson -- who has missed Washington's last two games -- started jogging this week, with coach Jay Gruden having noted the wideout's progress. "For a guy that runs a 4.25 [40-yard dash], to try and get back to that probably takes some time," Gruden said. "Knowing DeSean, he's got a chance to be back sooner than we think. He's pretty optimistic about how he's healing right now so we'll just have to wait and see."

Jackson (hamstring) has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Giants.

At this stage, Jackson is probably closer to week-to-week than day to day, though we'll of course revisit his status as Washington's Oct. 4 tilt against the Eagles approaches.

Jackson (hamstring) has officially been ruled out for Sunday's game.

The announcement is merely a formality, as Jackson is expected to miss 3-to-4 weeks after straining his hamstring early in Week 1.

Jackson is expected to miss three-to-four weeks due to a strained hamstring suffered in Sunday's season opener, ESPN reports.

Jackson pulled up after lunging for a deep pass during the first quarter of Sunday's game versus the Dolphins and did not return following the incident. With Monday's MRI revealing a hamstring strain, the Redskins will be without their top wideout for the new few weeks. As a result, Pierre Garcon, Andre Roberts and Jordan Reed should see more targets in Washington's passing game.

Jackson is slated for an MRI on his injured hamstring, Brian McNally of 106.7 The Fan reports.

After Sunday's game, head coach Jay Gruden relayed the news, while noting that he's unsure how long Jackson will be out of commission. After missing the entire preseason due to his recovery from an AC sprain in his right shoulder, Jackson was hit by the injury bug yet again. While the upcoming examination will likely clarify his status, his activity level at practice Wednesday should give a better indication of the extent of the ailment.

Jackson (hamstring) was ruled out of Sunday's game due to a hamstring injury, NFL.com reports.

On his sole target in the first quarter, Jackson strained and failed to haul in the catch, after which he came up limping. He was initially deemed questionable to return, but Washington will exercise caution with the wide receiver. Andre Roberts will now step into a more featured role opposite Pierre Garcon.

Jackson is questionable to return to Sunday's contest against the Dolphins due to a hamstring injury, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Jackson was removed in the first quarter with only one target to his credit. With the veteran out of the picture for the time being, Kirk Cousins will turn his focus to Pierre Garcon, Jordan Reed, and Andre Roberts in the passing attack.

Jackson (shoulder) wasn't listed on Washington's injury report Wednesday.

In the opening stanzas of training camp, Jackson sustained an AC sprain in his right shoulder, which kept him sidelined throughout the preseason. However, he has been able to take part in drills for more than two weeks, so it's no surprise that he was without a cap in reps Wednesday. He'll now commence building a rapport with newly-crowned starting quarterback Kirk Cousins.

Jackson (shoulder) confirmed Tuesday that he will be ready for Week 1, CSN's Tarik El-Bashir reports.

Jackson will likely miss a fourth consecutive preseason game, but he's been back at practice for more than a week. The Redskins' quarterback situation is more of a concern than his shoulder. Kirk Cousins, who was named the starter Monday, hasn't been shy about airing it out in the past, but his decision-making, accuracy and pocket presence are suspect.

Jackson (shoulder) will not play in Saturday's preseason game against the Ravens, Mike Jones of the Washington Post reports.

As expected, Jackson will miss the contest, though he's still on track to be ready for Week 1. His health is less of a concern than the Redskins' circus at quarterback.