Terry McLaurin Contract Talks

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Should Commanders pay Terry McLaurin top-10 WR money

Should the Commanders pay Terry McLaurin top-10 WR money as he approaches the receiver wall at age 30?

Age 30 used to be a massive red flag for running backs, but recently the evidence is piling up against wide receivers, too.

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Commanders WR Terry McLaurin frustrated with no progress on contract talks

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Terry McLaurin 'Pretty Frustrated' with Commanders Contract Talks amid NFL Rumors

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Commanders WR Terry McLaurin 'frustrated' over contract, uncertain for camp

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin said he hasn't decided whether he will attend the opening week of training camp next week, telling reporters on Tuesday that he is "pretty frustrated" ab...

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Commanders must walk the walk and pay WR Terry McLaurin what he deserves

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Terry McLaurin left off list of NFL's top 10 wide receivers

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Terry McLaurin's Contract and Dramas NFL Teams Want to Avoid in Training Camp

McLaurin is a seasoned vet, and he could likely afford to miss part of camp and still be ready for the regular season.

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NFL insider pumps up Patriots and WR Terry McLaurin trade talk

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Washington Commanders' lack of communication with Terry McLaurin may have cost the team more money

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Commanders' Terry McLaurin frustrated by lack of contract talks

Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin said he's frustrated and disappointed with the talks of a contract extension.

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Zach Ertz: I hope Terry McLaurin gets paid, and I know he will be ready for the season

Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin described himself as "pretty frustrated" with the pace of his negotiations for a new contract, and said he hasn't decided if he will show up to training camp without a new contract.

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Steelers' potential trade target WR Terry McLaurin speaks his mind on contract negotations

Potential Steelers trade target, Commanders WR Terry McLaurin, finally addressed the troublesome contract negotiations in Washington.