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Terry McLaurin believed to have season-ending knee injury

Washington wide receiver Terry McLaurin exited a Monday night contest via cart wearing an air cast over his left leg. Following the match, head coach Dan Quinn acknowledged concerns about a major setback, with medical evaluations scheduled for Tuesday to assess the damage.

While official diagnostics remain unconfirmed, insider reporting indicates the organization anticipates the pass-catcher will be sidelined for the remainder of the year. Prior to this development, the athlete sat out the fourth week due to a hamstring issue, bringing his season totals to fifteen receptions, two hundred thirty yards, and a single touchdown.

Furthermore, his current agreement runs for another two seasons with a substantial cap figure slated for 2027, though no guaranteed salary remains should the franchise choose to part ways.

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