Terry
McLaurin

Terry is already one of Washington's most accomplished receivers. In just seven seasons (2019-25), he has the fifth-most receiving yards and receptions in franchise history. "I'm gonna be the guy that you can always count on, whether I got 10 catches in the game or one," he says. "When we need to play, I hope people can say, 'We can always count on Terry.'"

Terry runs clean, efficient routes, wins late at the catch-point, and never takes a play off. He's obsessed with the details, treating every snap with respect. A major part of Washington's sunrise run to the 2024 NFC Championship Game, McLaurin registered his fifth straight 1,000-yard season and set a franchise record with 13 touchdown catches that year.

With 13 touchdown catches, McLaurin helped the Commanders break through as an NFC power in 2024. In turn, he netted Washington gain a football award: Hart's seen in decades as the and rookie Jayden Daniels became the franchise's first QB-receiver Pro Bowl duo in the same season since 1991.

Everyone in the building knew the ball was going to McLaurin. Still, the Cowboys couldn't stop it. With three seconds left, the Washington star leapt high over a defender and came down for a 5-yard touchdown in the back corner of the end zone to dramatically deliver a 23-19 road win.

As consistent as they come, McLaurin posted his fifth consecutive 75-catch campaign when he hauled in 82 passes in 2024. The performance made the steady wideout the eighth player in history with five such seasons in their first six campaigns, joining the likes of DeAndre Hopkins, Randy Moss and Torry Holt.

It was more of the same in 2024 for Terry, who put together his fifth straight 1,000-yard season. The scintillating wideout had a career year when it came to touchdowns, however. McLaurin registered a personal-best 13 scoring grabs, the second-most in the NFL to Bengals star Ja'Marr Chase. He kept going in the playoffs, with three TDs in three rounds.

A trusted target, McLaurin is always there for the Commanders, he started all possible 100 games in his first six seasons, and he caught at least 77 passes every year. He's a top-tier Pro Bowl honoree with five straight 1,000-yard seasons.

McLaurin entered 2024 on a streak of four consecutive 1,000-yard campaigns. Washington's superstar wideout set out to keep that run alive and achieved his goal, racking up 1,096 yards while tying Gary Clark and Art Monk for most such seasons in franchise history in the process.

The nation's capital has two major airports with Dulles and Reagan, except when the Commanders have a home game. That's when McLaurin International opens and dominates the air traffic. The frequent flyer logged more than 5,000 yards in his first five seasons and touched down in the end zone 25 times.