Washington Commanders Terry McLaurin: "To be honest with you, it was embarrassing last week." He's right, it was embarrassing. Washington was shut out for the first time since a 9-0 loss to San Francisco in 2019. Last Sunday, Minnesota took it to Washington, 31-0.

McLaurin caught three of four targets for 69 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 29-21 win over the Giants.

Commanders veteran wide receiver Terry McLaurin is offering perspective to quarterback Jayden Daniels as the team works through a wave of injuries.

Marcus Mariota connected with Terry McLauin for a 51-yard touchdown to extend the Washington Commanders' lead over the New York Giants.

Washington Commanders' offensive success hinges on Terry McLaurin's pivotal role against the New York Giants. His ability to stretch the field and secure crucial catches provides offensive stability.

Commanders’ WR Terry McLaurin is likely to play vs. the Broncos in Week 13 after fully practicing for the first time since Week 8.

On Sunday, Washington was able to stay ahead of the chains for long stretches. The Commanders weren’t always successful, but they were able to average nearly four yards a carry and win the time of possession over New York by pounding the ball between the tackles to good effect multiple times.

Down 22-14 with the third quarter dwindling, the Giants had a drive moving well down the field. It was fueled by three consecutive first-down passes from quarterback Jaxson Dart to tight end Daniel Bellinger, which had the ball at the Washington 35-yard line.