Offensive coordinator David Blough is going to build the Washington Commanders' passing attack around wide receiver Terry McLaurin, and rightfully so. However, the second-team All-Pro cannot do it alone, and there are rumors circulating that the 2026 campaign will be his last with the team that drafted him.
Matthew Berry of NBC Sports seemed pretty convinced about McLaurin's shaky status, based on his conversations at the NFL Scouting Combine. Time will tell on that, but what cannot be disputed is the need for general manager Adam Peters to find another dynamic wideout capable of alleviating the pressure this offseason.