The Washington Commanders wished they were preparing for Super Bowl LIX right now, but after losing to the NFC Championship against the Philadelphia Eagles, the

Jayden Daniels is the clear-cut star of the Washington Commanders, but wide receiver Terry McLaurin isn't very far behind for those who follow the team closely.Not only is McLaurin one of the NFL's top receivers,

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is headed to his first Pro Bowl. The Seahawks announced on Tuesday that Smith-Njigba has been named to the team as a replacement for Commanders wideout Terry McLaurin.

The two-time Pro Bowler is a mentor and tutor off the field and a leader his Washington teammates don't hesitate to follow.

Here are a few things you may not have known about Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin and his fiancée Caitlin Winfrey.

Getting close isn't enough for Commanders' receiver Terry McLaurin who says he plans on coming back better than ever in 2025.

The Commanders wideout never had a signature celebration. This season, during which he has caught 15 touchdown passes, has inspired him to develop a few.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin revealed the toughest part of the NFC Championship game loss.

The Washington Commanders needed a big play, and wide receiver Terry McLaurin gave it to them. With Washington down six points and roughly seven minutes left in the first half of the NFC championship, McLaurin ran in a big ol' 35-yard touchdown off a ten-yard pass from quarterback Jayden Daniels.

The NFC Championship was getting away from the Washington Commanders as the Philadelphia Eagles were in complete control, then quarterback Jayden Daniels found his favorite target once again.

The Eagles rookie class has played a major role in the team's success during the playoffs, and they came up big again in Sunday's NFC Championship Game win over the Washington Commanders.

And while Peters deserves enormous credit for all of the calls he made this offseason -- Daniels the most important, but veterans like Wagner, Zach Ertz and Dante Fowler absolutely crucial, too -- it's Quinn who laid down a legitimate culture the organization badly needed.