Terry McLaurin remains a key target for Washington's offense, and with the addition of Deebo Samuel, he will likely see increased opportunities to thrive on the field, especially as both approach contract expiration.

Terry McLaurin, the standout wide receiver for the Commanders, is expected to maintain his role as the primary target in the offense, even with the addition of Deebo Samuel. McLaurin's strong performance in the previous season will continue to draw defensive focus.

Terry McLaurin is entering the last year of his contract, coming off a standout 2024 season with 82 receptions, 1,096 yards, and 13 touchdowns, crucial to the Commanders' playoff run. His performance has raised questions about a potential contract extension, given his age and market value.

Terry McLaurin's value is under scrutiny following the arrival of Deebo Samuel. His production may decline as he competes for targets in a potentially run-heavy offense under new coordination.

Terry McLaurin, drafted at No. 76 in 2019, has proven to be a standout with over 1,000 receiving yards in each of his first five seasons, solidifying his status as the top receiver for the Commanders.