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Terry McLaurin Remains on PUP List as Commanders Cap Extension Talks at $28M AAV

Commanders coaches warn that his limited on-field reps are hindering chemistry with Jayden Daniels and Deebo Samuel before the September opener

Wide receiver Terry McLaurin #17 of the Washington Commanders stands on the field during the second half of an NFL football divisional playoff game against the Detroit Lions, at Ford Field on January 18, 2025 in Detroit, Michigan.
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Overview

  • McLaurin has reported to training camp on the physically unable to perform list since requesting a trade on July 31 and has been limited to non-contact work with trainers
  • Offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and head coach Dan Quinn publicly urged McLaurin to start practicing to build timing ahead of the Sept. 7 regular-season opener against the Giants League sources reaffirmed that Washington’s maximum offer would average roughly $28 million per year, with guarantees and his age-31 projection as the central negotiation hurdles
  • The Commanders’ analytics-driven front office remains cautious about committing long-term money for production beyond age 31 amid multiple upcoming roster and contract priorities
  • Team insiders maintain that Washington prefers to retain McLaurin under his current deal and could leverage the franchise tag in 2026 if an extension is not reached