Terry McLaurin Faces Possible Season-Ending Injury

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin suffered a knee injury during a game on Monday night, leading to his being carted off the field with an air cast on his left knee.

Following the game, head coach Dan Quinn indicated that the team was concerned about a significant injury, with tests scheduled for Tuesday to assess the extent of the damage. Reports suggest that the team is preparing for the possibility that McLaurin may not return this season.

This injury follows a previous absence for McLaurin due to a hamstring issue, and he has recorded 15 catches for 230 yards and one touchdown this season. McLaurin has two years remaining on his contract, which includes a $34 million cap hit in 2027, but there is no guaranteed money left should the team decide to make changes.