Commanders' Jeremy Reaves Shares Graphic Image of Near-Amputation Finger Injury
The Washington safety revealed the extent of his injury after the team's loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Reaves revealed the severity of a finger injury sustained during the team's Week 4 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Reaves shared a graphic image on his Instagram story showing his left ring finger heavily stitched following the incident. "Almost lost 1 [finger]," Reaves posted. "But that's why God gave us 10."
Despite the gruesome injury, Reaves returned to the game to finish out the loss against the Colts in London. The injury sparked concerned reactions from fans on social media, with many commenting on the painful appearance of the wound.
Reaves, 30, has been a full-time starter for the Commanders since 2026. Last season, he recorded career-best numbers, with 91 total tackles, 57 solo tackles, 34 assisted tackles, and seven passes defended.