Seattle Seahawks Must Get Rid Of ‘Outstanding’ star to Beat Washington Commanders

On Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks may face a challenge from the Washington Commanders if Terry McLaurin performs to his high standards.

When the Seattle Seahawks secondary plays the Washington Commanders on Sunday, they will have their hands full.

With an average of 242 passing yards per game this season, Washington has been among the league’s best passing units. That will be sufficient to rank eighth in the NFL in 2023.

Pete Carroll, the coach of the Seahawks, is aware of the difficulty the talent players on the Commanders may present.

Carroll said, “Terry McLaurin is fantastic.” “Logan Thomas has the appearance of a premier tight end. He’s already seen those men, and they work quite quickly with the other guys. They have two extremely well-equipped running backs: [Antonio] Gibson and [Brian Robinson, Jr. They have a fantastic complement to what they’re doing there because they run thick and hard.

“They are hurling the ball with all of their might. We haven’t even thrown the ball 100 times as much as they have. They are truly attempting.

Receiver Curtis Samuel, who was sidelined by a toe injury during the team’s Week 9 game against the New England Patriots, might potentially make a comeback for the Commanders. This year, Samuel has already hauled in 35 passes for 332 yards and two scores.

They could have a far better chance of winning if rookies Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen can figure out how to contain players like McLaurin, second-year pro Jahan Dotson, and Samuel.

At Lumen Field, the Commanders and Seahawks are scheduled to kick off at 1:25 p.m. PT. FOX is the channel to view the game.