With the 2025 season quickly approaching, let’s dive into the five most overrated NFL players right now — and the five most ...

More Commanders News: Ex-NFL Star Sends Terry McLaurin Message to Washington As far as production goes, McLaurin has been a guaranteed 1,000-yard receiver since his second season in the league.

Terry McLaurin contract projection Length: 3 years Value: $93 million ($31 million AAV) McLaurin will turn 30 years old right around the start of the 2025 season and is coming off of a fifth 1,000 ...

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin skipped Phase 3 of the offseason program and the team's mandatory minicamp while he negotiates an extension on his current contract. While it's a ...

The Washington Commanders are still not in agreement with wide receiver Terry McLaurin on a contract beyond the 2025 season. The star wide receiver is looking for a deal in case he gets injured in ...

McLaurin is entering the final year of a three-year, $71 million extension he signed in June 2022. He is coming off a season where he caught 82 passes for 1,006 yards and a career-high 13 touchdowns.

But all is not well in the nation's capital. That's where Terry McLaurin comes in. He played the first four seasons of his NFL career as a flower rising from Snyder's toxic swamp.

Terry McLaurin is one of three players not attending the Commanders' organized team activities, with left tackle Laremy Tunsil and cornerback Marshon Lattimore also absent, per multiple reports.

TERRY MCLAURIN CONTRACT: Projecting Commanders WR's next deal as he holds out Commanders schedule 2025: Study the Washington Commanders week-by-week schedule with times, TV and more.

He signed a three-year, $68.2 million extension with Washington in 2022, but is entering the final year of that deal in 2025 and is seeking a new contract prior to taking the field. Averaging $23. ...

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is frustrated with contract negotiations and will not be attending minicamp, league sources said Tuesday. McLaurin’s absence is not surprising ...