Terry McLaurin, star receiver for the Washington Commanders, is poised to embark on his sixth NFL season with the team, marking his 11th different starting quarterback. The uncertainty surrounding the quarterback position, whether it be the seasoned Marcus Mariota or a rookie drafted in April, underscores the ongoing search for stability after last season's starter, Sam Howell, departed for the Seattle Seahawks.
McLaurin approaches this offseason phase with a positive outlook. He views it as an opportunity for camaraderie and team-building, relishing the chance to forge connections with his teammates on a personal level.
"Honestly, I think this is the fun part of the offseason because you really get to start getting to know your guys on a personal level," McLaurin remarked upon reporting for the start of the Commanders' offseason program. "We're all learning a new offense, new defense, we're all learning new names, new faces, so we get to everybody, get to start on the same level, and get to build this thing from the ground up."
