Commanders' Contract Dispute with WR Terry McLaurin Could Be Costly ... For Both Parties originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Two short seasons ago, the thought of Terry McLaurin spending his entire career in Washington was laughable.

NFL insider Jeremy Fowler provides the latest regarding Terry McLaurin's holdout with the Washington Commanders.

The Washington Commanders have spent all offseason building their roster to make a run at a Super Bowl. But one prediction has them trading one of their best offensive weapons to the Los Angeles Chargers.

Terry McLaurin held out from the Washington Commanders mandatory minicamp this week, motivating Pro Football Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson to call out the franchise and urge them to work toward a contract extension.

Washington is bigger and perhaps better after its offseason moves, as seen during minicamp, but we’ll learn plenty more when the team returns to action.

CBS Sports outlines the nightmare scenario for Washington in 2025—and while fans hope it never happens, it’s a real possibility they can't ignore.

The contract-dispute solution for a Super Bowl contending team like the Washington Commanders is not to dump one of their best players. The solution is to sign him ... and that very much applies to Terry McLaurin.

Former Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore is looking to produce in his first full season with the Washington Commanders.