Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin enters the last year of his current deal, at a base salary of $15.5 million. With the new-money market now north of $40 million, he clearly deserves an adjustment. Acknowledging that fact is one thing; coming up with a number that makes him happy is another.

Albert Breer said recently that the Patriots would likely be “very interested” in Commanders WR Terry McLaurin should he become available for trade. McLaurin

The Patriots need a No. 1 WR, but would the Commanders actually consider a Terry McLaurin trade? J.P. Finlay joins the Next Pats Podcast to discuss.

After addressing his discontent publicly, it’s no secret that Terry McLaurin is “pretty frustrated” with the Washington Commanders as he

McLaurin sat out of mandatory minicamp in June — incurring over $100,000 in fines — as he enters the final season of a three-year, $68,364,000 contract, which ranks 16th-highest in the NFL in terms of average annual value. If McLaurin, 29, does not secure a new contract, he could continue to sit out.

Washington Commanders star wide receiver Terry McLaurin told reporters on Tuesday that he is "pretty frustrated" with how contract talks are going with the team.

The Commanders have dealt with plenty of issues over the years, but have stabilized as a franchise under new ownership. Even with poor rosters and spotty quarterback play, McLaurin has been a constant in the lineup, thriving despite the challenges.

Terry McLaurin may be embroiled in a contract dispute with the Commanders, but that isn't stopping him from giving back to their fans.

Terry McLaurin contract: $30 million payout may be sticking point in talks between Commanders, star wideout McLaurin wants to be paid like one of the NFL's top receivers

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin has done enough to earn a contract extension.

A week before training camp, the Commanders’ star wide receiver expressed his displeasure with the lack of progress toward a contract extension.