The 2025 NFL season is right around the corner and the future of Terry McLaurin with the Washington Commanders is still very much unknown. He has been unhappy with his contract situation and the team has yet to work out a new deal with him.
Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin said he hasn't decided whether he will attend the opening week of training camp next week, telling reporters on Tuesday that he is "pretty frustrated" about the lack of movement on contract talks with the team.
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Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin made a clear statement about his stance toward the team and how they have handled ongoing contract negotiations.
The Commanders remain in a standoff on an extension for WR Terry McLaurin as he looks for a new contract with an average annual value of around $30 million. With the Commanders set to open training camp in a week, McLaurin opened up on his frustrations about the negotiations.
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