Commanders’ Terry McLaurin, carted off, might have ‘significant’ injury

By Field Level Media Oct 20 (Field Level Media) Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin was carted off the field on Monday due to ​a left knee injury that coach Dan Quinn ‌said could be significant. Following the Commanders 23-17 defeat against the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, Calif., Quinn acknowledged there s fear that the results of additional testing on Tuesday will show a ‌major ​ailment. McLaurin was running a pass route ⁠to the sideline late ⁠in the first quarter, covered by Deommodore Lenoir, when he went down under minimal contact and grabbed at his knee. He was eventually fitted with an ​air cast and driven off the field. McLaurin ended the night with one catch for 27 yards, which ⁠helped set up a field ⁠goal. In five games this season, ​he has 15 receptions for 230 yards and one touchdown. ​He didn t play in the Commanders Oct. 4 ‌loss against the Indianapolis Colts in London due to a hamstring injury, but he was back the following week to make four