Terry McLaurin Out for Season, Will Miss Commanders' Nov. 12 Game at Giants
McLaurin hurt his knee Monday night against the 49ers, left the field on a cart and will have surgery. He caught four passes for 62 yards in the Oct. 11 tie with the Giants.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin will have surgery and miss the rest of the season, coach Dan Quinn said at his news conference Tuesday. McLaurin will not play in the Commanders' Nov. 12 game against the Giants at MetLife Stadium.
McLaurin was hurt on a pass route in the first half of Washington's 23-17 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night. He grabbed his knee and was carted to the locker room, his right leg in an air cast. He played seven offensive snaps and caught a 27-yard pass on Jayden Daniels' first throw of the night.
In the Giants' 27-27 overtime tie at Washington on Oct. 11, McLaurin caught all four passes thrown to him for 62 yards. His longest catch went for 22 yards.
The Commanders (1-4-1) have a bye this week and host the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 1. The Giants (3-2-1) lead the NFC East. Kickoff for the Thursday, Nov. 12, game is 8:15 p.m. EST.