Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin likely out for season after knee injury
Terry McLaurin was carted off with an air cast on his left knee, and the team expects he will miss the remainder of the season pending medical evaluation.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin was taken from the field on Monday night with an air cast applied to his left knee. Head coach Dan Quinn said the team feared a "significant" injury and that McLaurin would undergo tests on Tuesday to assess the damage. While the results are still pending, NFL Media reporter Ian Rapoport indicated the team is preparing for the possibility that McLaurin will miss the rest of the season.
McLaurin, who missed Week 4 due to a hamstring injury, has recorded 15 receptions for 230 yards and one touchdown this year. He has two seasons remaining on his contract, which carries a $34 million cap hit in 2027, though the agreement contains no guaranteed money if Washington decides to move on from the player.