Washington Commanders Sign Terry McLaurin Three-Year $98M Extension

The contract dispute involving Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin has concluded with McLaurin agreeing to a three-year, $96-$98 million extension, securing his status as one of the NFL's highest-paid receivers. This deal comes as a significant boost to the Commanders, who are aiming to contend seriously in the NFC East alongside the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys. McLaurin's extension contrasts with the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons' contract, highlighting Dallas as the only NFC East team still facing key player holdouts. McLaurin's new contract elevates him into the top 10 among NFL receivers in both total contract value and average annual value, reflecting his rise as a premier wide receiver with 460 catches, over 6,300 yards, and 38 touchdowns in five seasons. The Commanders' commitment to McLaurin pairs their star receiver with quarterback Jayden Daniels, positioning them as strong contenders. Meanwhile, other NFL teams like the Bengals are also addressing contract issues, such as reopening talks with pass rusher Trey Hendrickson amid roster changes league-wide.