Terry McLaurin's contract talks with Washington Commanders are stalled. McLaurin voices his frustration as training camp approaches. A trade rumor involving the New York Jets surfaces, sparking fan debate.

Washington Commanders WR Terry McLaurin had some strong words for the team's front office as they negotiate a new contract.

Terry McLaurin appears to be the next wide receiver due for an contract extension in the NFL. However, the star wideout and the Washington Commanders have yet to put pen to paper. McLaurin himself said that without any progressive discussions behind the scenes,

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is approaching the final year of his current contract. McLaurin wants to remain with the Commanders, but he isn't looking to play again until he ...

Having been embroiled in a contract standoff with the Washington Commanders throughout the offseason, Terry McLaurin did not provide a positive update on the situation while speaking to reporters on Tuesday.

Playing Devil’s Advocate in McLaurin Deal. While we can laugh all day at the whole sub genre of “Until Terry McLaurin Gets Paid” memes floating around the internet, it’s important to try ...

Terry McLaurin is one of them. ... The salary-cap guru projected the wideout to get around $27.46 million per season on a three-year, $82.4 million deal.

A week before veterans arrive for Washington Commanders training camp, top wide receiver Terry McLaurin did not commit to practicing with the rest of the team, expressing frustration over a lack of progress toward a new contract.

Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin has become the latest wideout to get huge money. We’ve gotten a look at the details of the contract McLaurin signed earlier this week. Here’s the full breakdown, per a source with knowledge of the terms: 1. Signing bonus: $28 million. 2. 2022 base salary: $1.

That button-push is about Terry McLaurin … and there is now. rumor about what the Commanders’ No. 1 receiver and contract holdout wants that if true represents a holdout-related monkey wrench.

The 29-year-old has a salary cap hit of $25.5 million this season. If the Commanders were to trade him, they would only have to pay his $5.6 million bonus while shedding almost $20 million in cap ...