"There was no sign of McLaurin on the practice field for the start of preparations on Wednesday. All eyes were on Thursday's session to see if there would be any progress. As it turned out, the second-team All-Pro didn't come out to the field in pads. He did some stretching during the team portion but worked on the sidelines thereafter. That's not exactly a promising indicator that McLaurin will feature."
"McLaurin has missed the last two games with a quad complication. The wideout sought additional opinions, and he wasn't placed on injured reserve. This provided hope to fans that it wouldn't be a lengthy absence, but it remains a precarious situation that the Commanders are handling with great care. Putting the second-team All-Pro out there before he's fully healed could have lingering ramifications at the business end of the campaign."
"McLaurin is an essential piece of the puzzle. Not having the pass-catcher involved over the summer due to his contract holdout was disappointing. Getting hurt so early into the season was another blow, but there is still time for the Ohio State product to become influential if there are no more complications on the health front. The 2019 third-round pick is a competitive guy"
Terry McLaurin has missed the last two games with a quad complication and sought additional medical opinions while not being placed on injured reserve. The Commanders are treating the situation cautiously to avoid long-term setbacks, limiting his on-field participation and keeping him on the sidelines during team portions. McLaurin did not practice in pads and remains a game-time question for Week 6, with extra preparation time due to Monday Night Football. Washington has compensated with Deebo Samuel Sr., Luke McCaffrey, and a league-leading rushing attack, but McLaurin remains an essential piece if the team hopes to advance late in the season.
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