Rumblings about Terry McLaurin and the Commanders begin after the Pro Bowl wideout misses practice
The Washington Commanders have one of the most exciting offenses in the sport. With a strong staff and explosive playmakers around the unit, that should come as no shocker. Wide receiver Terry McLaurin is a pivotal piece to their success on that side of the football. A recent update regarding McLaurin's attendance at practice could […]
The Washington Commanders have one of the most exciting offenses in the sport. With a strong staff and explosive playmakers around the unit, that should come as no shocker. Wide receiver Terry McLaurin is a pivotal piece to their success on that side of the football.
A recent update regarding McLaurin's attendance at practice could scare some fans, but they probably have nothing to worry about.
Terry McLaurin misses practice for Commanders
According to Jordan Schultz, Washington's top wide receiver wasn't in attendance for the team's practice on Wednesday. He had been there in prior workouts.
This absence could be contract-related for McLaurin. He is seeking a new deal, as he enters the final year of his current contract. The Commanders are actively working to get the stud WR a new extension, and there's a belief that his new AAV could be around the $30-million mark.
If that's the case, Washington will have to pony up plenty of guaranteed money for Jayden Daniels' top target in the passing game. After his recent consistency in the past few seasons, McLaurin certainly does deserve to be rewarded.
It's also possible that McLaurin had a family emergency or a different reason for missing practice on Wednesday. It remains to be seen if the NFL world will truly find out why he wasn't there.
Commanders general manager Adam Peters has mentioned a looming new deal for McLaurin and seems confident that the two sides can work something out in order for him to stay in Washington.
For the Commanders, they'd be smart to get out ahead of this situation and lock him in for years to come this summer. That feels like a solid possibility, too.
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