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Commanders, Terry McLaurin Agree to Three-Year, $96 Million Extension

The agreement ends his contract standoff following a training camp absence.

Terry McLaurin, receptor de los Washington Commanders.
El número 17 lideró a los Commanders en yardas aéreas, recepciones y pases de anotación atrapados
Terry McLaurin, wide reeiver de los Commanders de Washington, camina en el campo después de una práctica en las instalaciones del campamento de entrenamiento del equipo de la NFL, el domingo 27 de julio de 2025, en Ashburn, Virginia. (AP Foto/Mark Schiefelbein)

Overview

  • The extension was reported by the Associated Press citing a person with knowledge of the deal, and the team has not announced it.
  • McLaurin was recently activated from the physically unable to perform list with hopes of being available for the Sept. 7 season opener.
  • Reports this month detailed that he requested a trade and stayed away from training camp and all three preseason games as leverage in negotiations.
  • The 2019 third-round pick has topped 1,000 receiving yards in five straight seasons and last year posted 87 catches for 1,096 yards with a career-high 13 touchdowns plus three more in the postseason.
  • The three-year pact averages $32 million per season, a figure in the range of the NFL’s top-paid receivers, and follows Washington’s trade of running back Brian Robinson Jr. to the 49ers.