"I think if there's one thing that you kind of got to keep in mind during the rehab process, like, it's a very controlled environment, which is great for anybody that's hurt. But when you go out there and the guardrails are off, you know there's a lot of unexpected things that can happen. And so, to be able to just be myself without any hindrance and pain is extremely important."
"This is even more significant given that he missed the entire summer due to a contract standoff. He got his money, but only when the extension worked for general manager Adam Peters. But after false hope from Dan Quinn over the last couple of weeks, things look much more promising now. McLaurin and Samuel have both been full participants in practice, and based on the former Ohio State star's comments during his first media appearance since his quad/hip problem, he'll have no limitations whatsoever."
Terry McLaurin is set to return in Week 8 for the Washington Commanders against the Kansas City Chiefs and expects to play without restrictions. Jayden Daniels is out with a low-grade hamstring strain, and Marcus Mariota will start. McLaurin missed the summer due to a contract standoff and has been sidelined for the last four games while rehabbing a quad/hip issue. McLaurin and Deebo Samuel have both been full participants in practice, and McLaurin emphasized the importance of being himself on the field without hindrance or pain.
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