It's back to work for the Washington Commanders. Three days of mandatory minicamp and then it's summer break for the coaches and players.

Once again, the Commanders wide receiver, Terry McLaurin, was a no show for the start of mandatory minicamp.

The Washington Commanders are back to work.

Jayden Daniels in the NFL draft got an offensive lineman to protect him for the foreseeable future and a receiver prospect to complement Terry McLaurin.

When the Washington Commanders had a fourth down and trailing in the fourth quarter of a playoff game, Jayden Daniels found Terry McLaurin for a touchdown.

For the second time this season, the Washington Commanders gave up points in the final two minutes of regulation and came back to win.

Terry McLaurin has always been a difference-maker on the football field. Now, the Commanders' wide receiver is becoming a difference maker in the DMV community.

Washington head coach Dan Quinn wanted his team to find their edge and identity again. His players got the message.