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Star Receiver McLaurin Carted Off With Left Knee Injury
20 Oct
Summary
- Terry McLaurin suffered a left knee injury late in the first quarter.
- McLaurin was carted off the field and quickly ruled out of the game.
- The injury occurred without contact, adding to its concerning nature.
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin sustained a significant left knee injury during Monday night's matchup against the San Francisco 49ers. The veteran player went down without any contact late in the first quarter, prompting his immediate removal from the game via a cart and subsequent ruling him out. His leg was placed in an air cast, and players from both teams offered support as he was taken away.
This injury marks another blow to McLaurin's season, especially after signing a lucrative contract extension before the 2025 season. Prior to this incident, he had already missed eight games due to various injuries, including a quad issue last season and a hamstring injury earlier in the current season. The Commanders were trailing the 49ers 13-3 at the time of McLaurin's injury, compounding the team's challenges.
