Oct 26, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 25 segments
Segment 1 - Show open and listener feedback Segment 2 - Guest: Kevin Sheehan, host of The Kevin Sheehan Show podcast, on the state of the Washington Commanders' 2026 season with them 1-4-1 coming…
Al GaldiHost
Kevin SheehanGuest
Email from Jason Chestnut Jr. on Washington receiver Terry McLaurin, who in the 23-17 loss at the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football last Monday night, October 19th, suffered a torn patellar tendon in his left knee.
He is done for the season, and given where he's at contractually, he may have played his final game for Washington.
The tragic news of Terry McLaurin hurts more than the average football fan could understand.
I've seen us lose very important players, RG3, Alex Smith, and even heard stories of how the loss of Sean Taylor affected this fan base.
I was only three years old then as I was born in 2004, but through my years of fandom, I've seen this fan base lose players who mean a lot to us as a fan base.
I've mentioned this before, but during the disastrous 2019 season, I was checked out until I saw number 17.
Terry McLaurin going off on the Eagles and continuing to do well kept me coming in on Sundays and became a beacon of hope through both name changes, lockdown, through the multiple QB carousels, through the Dan Snyder allegations era... through just about every adversity that has come our way since Terry first came here.
He became not just my favorite player on the team or in the team's history, but my favorite player in the league.
I wore number two to honor my dad as I'm Jason the second, but I now wear 17 because I want to look like Terry on the field.
I know he's influential in other ways to this fan base, which is why this news hurts so much.
I'm trying to skip past all the Terry edits and posts of people saying that this may be the last time that we see him in the burgundy and gold, but part of me sees this organization giving up on him.
Gauldy, we haven't seen the 5-17 connection in full effect like how it was in 2024, and we probably won't see that connection again, even if Terry does come back.
Email from Jason Chestnut Jr. on Washington receiver Terry McLaurin, who in the 23-17 loss at the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football last Monday night, October 19th, suffered a torn patellar tendon in his left knee.
He is done for the season, and given where he's at contractually, he may have played his final game for Washington.
The tragic news of Terry McLaurin hurts more than the average football fan could understand.
I've seen us lose very important players, RG3, Alex Smith, and even heard stories of how the loss of Sean Taylor affected this fan base.
I was only three years old then as I was born in 2004, but through my years of fandom, I've seen this fan base lose players who mean a lot to us as a fan base.
I've mentioned this before, but during the disastrous 2019 season, I was checked out until I saw number 17.
Terry McLaurin going off on the Eagles and continuing to do well kept me coming in on Sundays and became a beacon of hope through both name changes, lockdown, through the multiple QB carousels, through the Dan Snyder allegations era... through just about every adversity that has come our way since Terry first came here.
He became not just my favorite player on the team or in the team's history, but my favorite player in the league.
I wore number two to honor my dad as I'm Jason the second, but I now wear 17 because I want to look like Terry on the field.
I know he's influential in other ways to this fan base, which is why this news hurts so much.
I'm trying to skip past all the Terry edits and posts of people saying that this may be the last time that we see him in the burgundy and gold, but part of me sees this organization giving up on him.
Gauldy, we haven't seen the 5-17 connection in full effect like how it was in 2024, and we probably won't see that connection again, even if Terry does come back.
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