Overview
- McLaurin did not attend the three-day mandatory minicamp that began June 10, leaving him exposed to fines totaling up to $104,768 under the collective bargaining agreement.
- He is entering the final season of his three-year, $68.36 million deal and is seeking a new contract in the range of $30 million per season.
- Deebo Samuel expressed understanding of McLaurin’s decision, drawing on his own 2022 holdout experience in San Francisco.
- The Commanders bolstered their offense this offseason by adding wide receiver Deebo Samuel and five-time Pro Bowl tackle Laremy Tunsil.
- Coach Dan Quinn said his rapport with McLaurin remains strong and left new contract negotiations to the front office.