Terry McLaurin injury update: How did a slight push cause a brutal knee injury?
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin suffered a potentially season-ending knee injury during a Week 6 game against the San Francisco 49ers after a slight push caused him to fall awkwardly. Head coach Dan Quinn expressed concern, and medical experts suggest a possible patellar tendon rupture requiring surgery, potentially sidelining him for the 2026 season.
Why it matters
This injury is significant for the Washington Commanders' offense, as McLaurin is a crucial veteran player, and his absence could severely impact the team's performance and playoff aspirations.
Washington Commanders veteran wide receiver Terry McLaurin was carted off in the first quarter of the Week 6 game against the San Francisco 49ers.As per head coach Dan Quinn, McLaurin may have suffered a significant season-ending injury. He will undergo MRI and further testing on Tuesday. “The concern is that it could be significant. We’ll do scans tomorrow and give you an update when I visit with you guys,” Quinn said.As a five-time 1,000-yard wide receiver, McLaurin’s presence is crucial to Washington’s offense - even with Stefon Diggs on the team.
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