Watch: Terry McLaurin's 4th and 5th TDs, ensuing Kodak Black celebration

Terry McLaurin is really good at this football thing.

KD Drummond | Oct 13, 2019

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The Washington Redskins may not yet know what they have out of their 2019 first-round picks Dwayne Haskins and Montez Sweat, but their next selection is paying dividends in the biggest way. Third-round pick Terry McLaurin, a wide receiver out of Ohio State, is proving to be the team's best young player, and he has no issue taking the mantle.

Through the first three weeks of the season, McLaurin was the team's biggest receiving threat, but an injury sat him down for Week 4. He had three touchdowns in three games at the time of his injury. He returned in Week 5 to square off against Stephon Gilmore, the best corner in the game, and the suffocating New England defense. He was kept out of the end zone. He's making up for the lack of scores this week, with not one, but two touchdowns so far.

The Washington offense finally got untracked in the second quarter, after four straight runs loosened up the Dolphins defense. From there, McLaurin struck gold with a beautiful route that found him wide open in the end zone.

👀@TheTerry_25
#WASvsMIA pic.twitter.com/4sFMBIoNEA
— Washington Commanders (@Commanders) October 13, 2019

Here's another angle, showing the precision of McLaurin's route running.

Hell of a route by Terry McLaurin. Love the head fake before he breaks back outside. Keenum finds him for the TD #Redskins pic.twitter.com/6HcNVrHOli
— Mark Bullock (@MarkBullockNFL) October 13, 2019

This unique view from SportRadar gives the player data from multiple angles.

And if that wasn't enough, he channeled his inner Kodak Black in his touchdown celebration.

.@TheTerry_25 might have the best touchdown celebrations in the NFL right now💯

This week he pays homage to @KodakBlack1k🔥#WASvsMIA pic.twitter.com/GxVjoqp3Qk
— Scoutology Sports (@TheScoutology) October 13, 2019

McLaurin is no mortal man, though. He's a monster and decided that one touchdown simply wasn't enough for the afternoon. Midway through the third quarter, he struck again.

This time, he attacked from the slot position and outraced the Dolphins defenders with his blazing speed.

Slot fade from Terry McLaurin. Slot corner peels off to play underneath, outside corner can't sink back fast enough to stay on top of the route. Nice throw by Keenum for a 33-yard TD #Redskins pic.twitter.com/ix6lKH0KVQ
— Mark Bullock (@MarkBullockNFL) October 13, 2019

With four minutes remaining in the third quarter, McLaurin has three receptions for 68 yards and two scores.

His five touchdowns on the season is the most for any rookie in the NFL.

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