The New Orleans Saints traded Marshon Lattimore away earlier this season, and should consider themselves the winners after he is missing yet another game due to injury with the Washington Commanders.

Lattimore previously missed the initial four games after the Commanders acquired him from the New Orleans Saints at the trade deadline.

The Commanders have ruled out Marshon Lattimore for Sunday's game against the Falcons. Fellow starters Andrew Wylie and Dyami Brown also have been ruled out.

Backup quarterback Marcus Mariota (personal) is also questionable while wide receiver Dyami Brown (hamstring), linebacker Jordan Magee (hamstring), safety Tyler Owens (ankle), and tackle Andrew Wylie (groin) have been ruled out along with Lattimore.

The Washington Commanders (10-5) will be shorthanded on Sunday when they host the Atlanta Falcons (8-7). On Friday, Washington ruled out five players, including cornerback Marshon Lattimore, for Sunday's NFC showdown.

Where was the four-time Pro Bowl selection Sunday? Usually on the opposite side of the action — the New Orleans Saints didn’t dare to target him.

The Washington Commanders overcame significant adversity to secure a dramatic success over the Philadelphia Eagles. However, a fresh injury concern around stud cornerback Marshon Lattimore tainted the triumph.

Marshon Lattimore made his Washington Commanders' debut Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. It was his first game since the Saints traded him in early November.

Four-time Pro Bowl CB Marshon Lattimore gave his verdict on his debut for the Washington Commanders against old team the New Orleans Saints.