Washington receiver Terry McLaurin suffered through a parade of journeyman quarterbacks to begin his career. Then rookie sensation Jayden Daniels walked through the door.

The two-time Pro Bowler is a mentor and tutor off the field and a leader his Washington teammates don't hesitate to follow.

and his second-quarter touchdown came on a game-long 58-yard catch and run off a wide-receiver screen. McLaurin now has a combined 13-176-2 line on 16 targets over Washington's first pair of ...

Days after Halloween, “Scary Terry,” as he’s affectionately ... This season, in late September, McLaurin made a dramatic touchdown catch that knocked off Cincinnati and announced to the ...

Terry McLaurin and the Washington Commanders found ... But McLaurin executed the crucial catch that put Washington in front late: The five-yarder fired by Jayden Daniels on a fourth-and-two.

Known as “Scary Terry,” McLaurin has made a significant ... and an average of 13 yards per catch, McLaurin has been a constant threat, often guaranteeing a first down whenever he touches ...

McLaurin recorded three receptions on seven targets for 51 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 55-23 NFC Championship Game loss to the Eagles.

“But Terry also has the ability to look ... McLaurin throttled down and attacked the ball at its apex. McLaurin’s high point allowed him to catch the ball in a tight area.

Getting close isn't enough for Commanders' receiver Terry McLaurin who says he plans on coming back better than ever in 2025.

Terry McLaurin and Jayden Daniels were born to play ... he’s finished with a contested catch rate north of 75% and has been among the top-five finishers in multiple seasons.

“You just put the ball in the vicinity for Terry to ... compared McLaurin to Detroit All-Pro wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown for his all-around willingness to compete on every catch.

The Washington Commanders had been waiting for decades to celebrate another trip to the NFC Championship game. But before they could truly start their locker-room party on Saturday night, they ...