Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin made the history books in Sunday's 23-19 win over the Dallas Cowboys. McLaurin did it in the best way possible, helping his team win the game. Heading into the regular-season finale,
The Washington Commanders came into Week 18 having clinched a playoff berth and guaranteed either the sixth or seventh seed in the NFC. WR Terry McLaurin went up to make a spectacular five-yard TD grab with three seconds remaining to give Washington a 23 ...
The Washington Commanders sure like to keep things interesting. Trying to secure the No. 6 seed in the NFC playoffs, Washington struggled throughout Sunday's regular-season finale against the Dallas Cowboys.
As it turns out, the Commanders didn't need Sunday's win to clinch the sixth seed in the NFC playoffs. The Packers lost to the Bears before Terry McLaurin's 5-yard touchdown catch gave the Commanders the lead with three seconds left.
Marcus Mariota's 3-yard touchdown pass to Terry McLaurin with three seconds left gave the Washington Commanders a 23-19 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in Arlington, Texas.
The Commanders close out the regular season against the Cowboys, chasing a win, playoff seeding, and historic milestones.
The Washington Commanders are sending a quarterback and receiver to the Pro Bowl for the first time in a long time, and Terry McLaurin feels blessed to be joini
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Filling in for Jayden Daniels in the second half, the backup QB led Washington to a 23-19 comeback win over the Dallas Cowboys to close a dramatic regular season.
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A year after the Washington Commanders stole Dan Quinn from the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones could be eying Kliff Kingsbury as Mike McCarthy's head coaching successor.