Commanders Fear Significant Knee Injury for Terry McLaurin After 23-17 Loss to 49ers
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Updated · NFL.com · Oct 20
Commanders Fear Significant Knee Injury for Terry McLaurin After 23-17 Loss to 49ers
3 articles · Updated · NFL.com · Oct 20
Summary
Dan Quinn said after Washington’s 23-17 loss that the team fears Terry McLaurin suffered a significant left knee injury and will send him for scans Tuesday.
Late in the first quarter, McLaurin collapsed near the sideline on a third-and-9 sack play, grabbed his knee and was carted off with an air cast after what appeared to be a non-contact injury.
Washington lost its top receiving threat early; McLaurin had one catch for 27 yards before exiting and now sits at 15 receptions for 230 yards and a touchdown this season.
The setback deepens durability concerns for the five-time 1,000-yard receiver, who already missed one game this year with a hamstring strain after seven absences last season.