Terry McLaurin back at training camp without a new deal, faces fines halt but continues contract discussions amidst injury ...

The Washington Commanders enter the 2025 NFL season with heightened expectations after a surprising run to the NFC ...

On the off chance general manager Adam Peters prefers to sell McLaurin, perhaps as part of a trade for another wideout to ...

With NFL training camps opening up around the league, it should be time for teams to start focusing on their on-field ...

Washington Commanders All-Pro wide receiver Terry McLaurin is officially beginning his holdout for training camp.

The Steelers could use one more wide receiver and Commanders star WR Terry McLaurin skipped out on the first day of training ...

If McLaurin and the Commanders fail to reach a contract extension, the team could franchise tag him for the 2023 season — which would result in Washington paying the receiver $20.16 million.

With Daniels and McLaurin leading the way on offense, the Commanders were among the NFL's most pleasant surprises last season, going 12-5 and reaching the NFC Championship Game for the first time ...

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin is perhaps the team's best player, with NFL.com listing 'Scary Terry' as a candidate for the team's MVP award next season.

Here’s how Terry McLaurin’s extension with the Commanders has the potential to be a win-win for both sides. Click to toggle navigation menu.

Redskins QB Dwayne Haskins is about 20 pounds lighter heading into his second season. Having former college teammate and breakout WR Terry McLaurin should also help his cause.

McLaurin's new deal comes roughly a month before training camp is set to begin. In many cases when long-term, lucrative deals are signed, they're either player-friendly or team-friendly but rarely ...