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Commanders star receiver Terry McLaurin suffered a knee injury in the first quarter that, well, did not look good. Per the broadcast feed, McLaurin's knee seemed to buckle as if structurally unsound... An air cast was placed on his leg and he was carted off the field.
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McLaurin's knee injury with air cast suggests extended absence for Commanders' star receiver.

McLaurin suffered a significant knee injury in the first quarter that appeared structurally unsound; his knee buckled, he was treated on the field by trainers with teammates surrounding him, and an air cast was placed on his leg before he was carted off. High level of concern for extended absence; McLaurin is the team's most talented receiver and locker-room leader whose loss would be immeasurable for a team struggling early in the season. He had Washington's only explosive play of the first half before the injury.

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