From the episode

McLaurin, not that. McLaurin has years ahead of him. He hasn't shown any signs of slowing down... there's a reason we have the Terry McLaurin corollary. It is the Terry McLaurin corollary that players that have been largely healthy and efficient throughout their twenties can play well into their thirties.

STACKED’s take

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Terry McLaurin is a dynasty hold; healthy, efficient, and years ahead.

Matt Kelley argues Terry McLaurin should not be traded in dynasty, contrasting him with declining players like DJ Moore and Chris Godwin. McLaurin has remained largely healthy and efficient throughout his twenties with no signs of slowing down, making him a hold. Kelley invokes the "Terry McLaurin corollary"—the principle that players who have been healthy and efficient in their twenties can play well into their thirties—as justification for holding McLaurin long-term.

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