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Washington Commanders star wide receiver Terry McLaurin sent a clear message to fans who might be concerned about the team's lack of weapons.
"I think each year you go into a season, there's question marks or, for fans, maybe concerns of what's this season going to look like? What's the team going to look like?" McLaurin told ESPN's John Keim. " ... Somebody's going to step up. Most of the guys are going to step up, and I think guys are going to be ready for their opportunities."
The Commanders wide receiver room is completed by Treylon Burks, third-round rookie Antonio Williams, Luke McCaffrey, Jaylin Lane and two free-agent additions -- Dyami Brown and Van Jefferson.
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McLaurin made it clear he believes they'll be able to step up.
"We have guys who have played in the league, we have guys who have had success, we have guys who are just waiting for that opportunity to really show what they can do. As a leader, I'm just looking forward to help pushing the room, having them push me, as well, and I'm looking forward to see who steps up. Because somebody will," he said.
The star wide receiver played in just 10 games last season while racking up 38 receptions for 582 yards and three touchdowns. Despite less than stellar stats, he's the team leading returning receiver following the exit of Deebo Samuel.
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