"Terry McLaurin will make his triumphant return for the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football against the Denver Broncos in Week 13. This is only his fifth appearance of the campaign, and it'll be fascinating to see how he fares after another extended spell on the sidelines. Getting McLaurin back gives everyone a massive morale boost. The Commanders are slowly getting healthier. Although they are missing star quarterback Jayden Daniels, having the former Ohio State standout involved will only help."
"The Broncos haven't lost any momentum in his absence, so his return represents a scary proposition for the Commanders and everyone else around the league. Surtain is a top 10 pick who has exceeded every expectation imaginable. He's arguably the league's best shutdown presence in coverage, boasting elite mirroring skills and instincts that make him difficult to overcome. And when players like McLaurin are in his path, the defensive back follows them all over the field to nullify their threat."
Terry McLaurin returns to the Washington Commanders' lineup Sunday Night Football in Week 13, marking only his fifth appearance this season and boosting team morale amid gradual roster health improvements. The Commanders remain without quarterback Jayden Daniels, but McLaurin's presence should help the offense. The Denver Broncos also regain All-Pro cornerback Patrick Surtain II from a torn pectoral, restoring a premier shutdown coverage option. Surtain's elite mirroring skills and instincts pose a significant challenge to McLaurin, and potential rust after long absences could affect both players. Washington must scheme to free McLaurin and rely on the offensive line versus Denver's pass rush.
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