This season has not gone well for the Washington Redskins, to say the least. In a time when the Capitals and Nationals have recently won championship trophies, there are few bright spots for Washington football fans.
The one real positive for the franchise has been the development of Terry McLaurin this year. The Ohio State product was always talented, but no one expected him to be an instant star. Well, he has been showing that that’s exactly what he is all season, starting with catching a huge touchdown bomb in Week 1.
McLaurin has been doing things for the Redskins all season, and now–thanks to injuries and poor play by Washington’s other starters–he has former Ohio State teammate Dwayne Haskins Jr. throwing the ball to him. Haskins didn’t get off to a great start in his first few NFL appearances, but he seems to be adjusting to the game and the speed well.
In the first quarter of their game against division rival Philadelphia, Haskins found McLaurin over the middle. “Scary Terry” made one quick move, got free, and motored his way 75 yards to the end zone.
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