Three days after the Washington Commanders’ 45-31 upset win over top-seeded Detroit in the NFC Divisional Playoffs, a pregame video of Washington wide receiver Terry McLaurin is going viral. In the video,

Commanders WR Terry McLaurin on @notthefakeSVP says of the Lions, “We know it’s gonna be a fourth quarter battle, they have our respect. But anybody, anywhere, anytime.” Then, he shouted out the Buckeyes, and we all know how people in these parts feel about that.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin addresses the media after a win against the Detroit Lions in the 2024 NFC Divisional Round.

Daniels' first TD came with 6:23 left in the second quarter when he connected with receiver Terry McLaurin on a screen pass to the left. McLaurin then split two defenders at the line of scrimmage and sprinted 58 yards for a touchdown.

Exploring How Detroit Lions Can Limit Commanders Jayden DanielsJayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders stand in the way of the Detroit Lions advancing to their second straight NFC Championship Game.

The Washington Commanders delivered a thrilling performance at Ford Field, pulling off a stunning upset against the Detroit Lions. The victory not only showcase

Terry McLaurin was Jayden Daniels' top target last week, just like he was for most of the season. Our NFL betting picks explain why "Scary Terry" is set up for success once more vs. the Lions on Saturday night.

We’re previewing the Washington Commanders ahead of the NFC Championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field

Terry McLaurin and the Washington Commanders shocked the world with how they played against the Detroit Lions in the Divisional Round. They won 45-31 and eliminated the NFC’s top seed from the playoffs.

Washington Commanders receivers Terry McLaurin and Dyami Brown stood out among those playing in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs.

Also, Eagles DC Vic Fangio used a timely counter, the Bills sold out on Derrick Henry and the Lions' mistakes compounded D's injury issues.