For its regular season finale, the Washington Commanders got Austin Ekeler back on the field. But head coach Dan Quinn pulled Jayden Daniels early. Still, the Commanders got another last-second win, and Terry McLaurin dropped a truth bomb about it, according to a post on X by John Keim.

For just the second time in his career, Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is in the playoffs, and he couldn't be more thrilled. After finishing 7-9 four years ago to win the underwhelming NFC East,

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin had never played on a winning NFL team until this season. In his sixth NFL season, McLaurin played on Washington teams that won three and four games,

Terry McLaurin’s 5-yard touchdown catch with 3 seconds left gave the Washington Commanders a 23-19 win over the Dallas Cowboys. The game-winning score came seconds after the Green Bay Packers lost on a field goal to the Chicago Bears to secure the NFC’s No. 6 seed for Washington.

The Washington Commanders do a lot of things well, but they are at their best when Terry McLaurin is getting involved.

Terry McLaurin made history on Sunday. The sixth-year wide receiver broke Ricky Sanders' 36-year record for single-season touchdowns, leading the Washington Commanders to a 23-19 win over the Dallas Cowboys.

Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and veteran wide receiver Terry McLaurin were voted as primary selections for the NFC roster, the NFL announced Thursday, while 11 other Commanders were selected as alternates. It’s the second such honor for McLaurin, who also was chosen in 2022.

If McLaurin finds the end zone once on "Sunday Night Football" Week 17 against the Atlanta Falcons, he'll be the first in franchise history to score at least 13 touchdowns in one year.

Having already ensured it was in the playoffs, Washington ensured it would get the NFC’s sixth seed with a dramatic victory.