Terry McLaurin leaves Commanders’ preseason game vs. Ravens with foot injury, X-rays negative

The Washington Commanders let their first-team offense play all of the first part all the way through their preseason game towards the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night time. The offense regarded beautiful just right, with Sam Howell throwing for almost 200 yards and two touchdowns, however towards the tip of the second one quarter, issues appeared like they took a flip for the more severe. 

After catching a cross over the center from Howell, huge receiver Terry McLaurin limped off the sphere with an obvious foot damage, and ultimately slammed his shoe down at the sideline. McLaurin used to be tested via running shoes and ultimately taken to the locker room. 

The workforce introduced after halftime that McLaurin suffered a toe damage and would no longer go back, whilst CBS Sports NFL Insider Josina Anderson reported that X-rays on McLaurin’s toe had been negative. 

McLaurin is the workforce’s No. 1 wideout, and is coming off a season all the way through which he stuck 77 passes for 1,191 yards and 5 touchdowns and made the Pro Bowl for the primary time. Through his first 4 NFL seasons, McLaurin has 299 grabs for 4,281 yards and 21 rankings. 

If he has to leave out any time, that might put numerous force on second-year wideout Jahan Dotson, in addition to Curtis Samuel and Dyami Brown, who himself left the game Monday night time to be evaluated for a concussion. Dotson stuck 5 passes for 76 yards from Howell within the first part, whilst McLaurin had 3 catches for 39 yards and Brown stuck an 11-yard landing cross after McLaurin’s go out.