Pierre Garcon (foot) is "leaning" toward rest over surgery.

The report comes via a "person with knowledge of (Garcon's) health." Garcon will reportedly make a final decision in the "coming weeks." Surgery would sideline Garcon for 3-4 months, and reportedly "offer no guarantee of fixing the issue." Garcon tore ligaments in his right foot in Week 1, and was limited to 10 games his first season in Washington. Even if Garcon decides against surgery now, there's no guarantee he won't have to go under the knife somewhere down the road. It's a situation to monitor in Dynasty leagues.

Pierre Garcon is still "weighing" whether he should undergo toe surgery.

Garcon missed six games with torn ligaments in his right foot, and was operating at well less than 100 percent after he returned in Week 11. Surgery would probably be the best option, both in the short and long term.

Pierre Garcon is hopeful he'll avoid toe surgery this offseason.

Pierre Garcon said his shoulder is "fine" after missing a few snaps in Sunday's season-ending playoff loss.

Garcon's next step is figuring out how to fix the foot sprain that nagged him all season. He doesn't believe the injury will require surgery, but allows that doctors may decide differently.

Pierre Garcon led the Redskins with 50 yards on four receptions in Sunday's Wild Card round loss to the Seahawks.

Already playing through a foot injury, Garcon added ankle and shoulder ailments to the list on Sunday. He and physical CB Brandon Browner went at it several times, and it appeared to get in Garcon's head at one point. While playing injured, Garcon finished second among all receivers in yards per route run. The Redskins offense plays at a different level when Garcon is healthy. He could use a more reliable second fiddle next season.

Pierre Garcon was forced from Sunday's Wild Card round game versus the Seahawks with a shoulder injury.

He also missed a snap earlier in the game with an ankle injury. Garcon has spent much of the afternoon pushing and shoving with Brandon Browner in a physical matchup. He returned to the game on the next offensive series.

Pierre Garcon caught three passes for 46 yards in Washington's division-clinching, Week 17 win over the Cowboys.

Pierre Garcon caught seven passes for 89 yards in the Redskins' Week 16 win over the Eagles.

Garcon continues to be the first, second and third read in the Redskins' passing game. Getting open with ease against the Eagles' atrocious secondary, he hauled in seven of nine targets via a smattering of deep crosses and corner routes. Garcon has racked up 41 targets in the last four weeks and will be a focal point once again against the Cowboys in Week 17.

Pierre Garcon caught six passes for 65 yards in the Redskins' Week 15 win over the Browns.

Garcon had a couple things working his way. He was not shadowed by Joe Haden, and Kirk Cousins performed far better than anyone could have imagined. It resulted in a healthy 12 targets and a few near misses on big plays. No matter who is under center against the Eagles in Week 16, Garcon will be a WR2 option. He now has 32 targets in the last three weeks.

Pierre Garcon led the Redskins with 87 yards and a touchdown on five receptions and nine targets versus the Ravens in Week 14.

Garcon was the only Redskins player targeted more than five times. His box score would have been even better had RGIII not missed him wide open on one play. He sent the game to overtime with an 11-yard touchdown from backup QB Kirk Cousins with just 30 seconds remaining. Looking strong after the catch, Garcon has topped 85 yards with a touchdown in three consecutive games. He'll see plenty of Joe Haden in Cleveland next week.