Do you think Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin heard all that nonsense before the season that he wasn't a true No. 1 wideout? McLaurin caught a franchise record 13 touchdowns in the regular season and followed that up with a touchdown in

The Washington Commanders have won a playoff game for the first time since 2006 thanks to the efforts led by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels. Daniels threw for 268 yards and two touchdowns as the Commanders beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23-20 on Wild Card weekend.

The Detroit Lions defense knows it will be a tough task defending Commanders rookie QB Jayden Daniels, who has reset a bunch of first-year records.

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.

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.

Jayden Daniels will need to be special for the Washington Commanders to beat the Detroit Lions. And there's a chance he can be in this game

That misunderstanding is how a player like McLaurin can fall through the cracks.

Jayden Daniels was terrific for the Commanders, defeating the Buccaneers on the road in his first playoff game.

While Jayden Daniels has received the lion's share of credit for the Commanders' resurgence, Terry McLaurin has been at the center of the turnaround.

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin has praised the team's ability to come through when it counts after a last-second win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Despite having all-world running back Barry Sanders, the Lions were no match against heavily favored Washington, which rolled to a 41-10 win en route to its third Super Bowl triumph.  The tables have turned for Saturday night's playoff between the two teams.