"Terry McLaurin is returning for the Washington Commanders showdown with the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football. Just how much he'll be able to contribute after so long out of the lineup remains to be seen, but having his inspirational presence to count on is only going to help. McLaurin's task wasn't made easier by reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year cornerback Patrick Surtain II making his way back from a torn pectoral muscle."
"“Deebo [Samuel] can play all the positions in our offense, but having a guy like myself who stretches the field and opens up some of the underneath things and can make plays, I think it definitely helps him. When you've got a receiver group with certain attributes, when you have them all together, it kind of brings the picture more to life.”"
Terry McLaurin returns to the Washington Commanders for Sunday Night Football against the Denver Broncos after a long absence. Patrick Surtain II is also returning for Denver from a torn pectoral and could shadow McLaurin. McLaurin aims to serve as a distraction to free up teammates and believes his field-stretching ability will create underneath space for Deebo Samuel. McLaurin and Samuel possess complementary skill sets and could elevate the receiver group when on the field together. McLaurin's return should relieve pressure on teammates who carried heavy burdens during injuries. The Broncos lead the NFL in sacks, making quick releases more important.
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