In 2024, the Washington Commanders went 12-5 and made the conference championship. It was the team’s first season with 12+ wins since 1991. The Commanders were led by rookie QB Jayden Daniels.
He quickly changed the outlook of the franchise and made Washington a contender in the NFC. With Daniels as his QB, WR Terry McLaurin had one of his most productive seasons in the NFL. The 29-year-old is entering the final season of a three-year deal and is eligible for an extension. However, talks between the Commanders and McLaurin’s agents have stalled this offseason. Speaking with the media on Tuesday, McLaurin said he wanted to make it “abundantly clear” that he wishes to stay in Washington.
