Overview
- Terry McLaurin remains away from team sessions after skipping mandatory minicamp, entering the final year of his contract without an extension.
- Negotiations have stalled over a significant pay gap, with McLaurin seeking more than $30 million per year and the Commanders pointing to comparables like Mike Evans at roughly $24 million.
- ESPN insider Adam Schefter reported on the Pat McAfee Show that there is no update in talks, highlighting the mounting pressure as preparation for 2025 continues.
- Rumors of potential trade interest have surfaced as other teams explore his availability, but multiple insiders doubt Washington will move on from its most consistent offensive weapon.
- Despite the impasse, McLaurin appeared at a CSA Shows fan event in Chantilly, Virginia, engaging warmly with supporters to signal his commitment to the franchise.