Commanders WR Terry McLaurin is getting additional opinions on the quad injury he suffered Sunday and his status for this week’s game at Atlanta is up in the air, per sources.

Related players: Deebo Samuel, Noah Brown, Jaylin Lane, Luke McCaffrey

The Commanders could still be without QB Jaiden Daniels as well for Week 4 so this could be another hit to the offense. McLaurin could be looking at missing multiple weeks depending on the other opinions. Hopefully we learn more Wednesday but owners may want to prepare now. The Commanders are in Atlanta in Week 4 in what is an earlier Sunday game.

The Commanders and Terry McLaurin have agreed to a 3-year contract extension, source confirms.

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The deal is said to be a 3-year extension worth over $96M, according to other sources. Daniels will get his top target back before Week 1 and pushes the rest of the team's WRs down the depth chart, including Samuel who now looks to be the WR2. McLaurin finally delivered a true breakout season - 82 catches, 1,096 yards, and 13 touchdowns - finishing as the WR6 last season.

The Commanders officially activated WR Terry McLaurin from the physically unable to perform list Saturday.

On Friday, offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury said it was time for on-field work for McLaurin. That time has come. Still no word on a new contract for McLaurin, but he can now take the next step in his progression on the field as he recovers from his ankle injury. The main issue is obviously the contract talks, but McLaurin can now take part in more on-field activities with the season about three weeks away. McLaurin is a consensus top-20 wide receiver in fantasy drafts.

With negotiations stalled and Terry McLaurin holding in with no progress, the Commanders WR has requested a trade, sources say.

Related Players: Deebo Samuel, Noah Brown, Luke McCaffrey, Jaylin Lane

Soon-to-be 30-year-old McLaurin won't find a better spot than he is right now, so any landing spot would be a downgrade if he gets moved. (Yes, even whatever team you're thinking of). Samuel and the roster-bubble options would get a boost, but the best outcome would be the Commanders paying their long-time vet.

Commanders WR Terry McLaurin has returned to the team while still awaiting a new contract. He was placed on the active/PUP list with an ankle injury.

McLaurin is still looking for a new contract as he is in the final year of his current deal, but perhaps him being at practice means a sign of progress, or will at least speed up the process. Head coach Dan Quinn said Sunday McLaurin will work with trainers on the side with his ankle injury. By being at camp, McLaurin is no longer subject to the daily $50,000 fines. He totaled $200,000 in fines. McLaurin can be removed from the active/PUP list at any time.

Commanders General Manager Adam Peters said earlier Tuesday that the team is going to do everything it can to get Terry McLaurin signed to an extension. The star wide receiver, though, remains without an extension and thus did not report to training camp, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

McLaurin is the only player missing from camp.

He expressed his frustration last week at the lack of progress on a deal.

McLaurin is headed into the final year of his contract set to make $15.5 million in base salary. McLaurin, 29, has topped 1,000 yards in each of the past five seasons and has not missed a game since 2020. With Jayden Daniels at quarterback in 2024, he produced a new career-high 13 touchdowns, the story said.

Adam Peters on Terry McLaurin: "First, without a doubt, I think everybody in this building values Terry very much. We knew that coming in and we know that even more after spending a year with him. ... We'll do whatever we can to get a deal done."

Reports say McLaurin could report but be a hold-in for camp, meaning he won't take part in drills. We rank McLaurin 20th among our WRs with an ADP of the early-to-mid fourth round.

Terry McLaurin hasn’t announced whether he’ll attend the Washington Commanders’ training camp if the two sides can't agree on a contract extension. He also hasn’t decided whether he’ll ask for a trade. McLaurin, an All-Pro receiver and team captain, is most interested in "trying to bring a deal together, not breaking the team apart," according to a source close to McLaurin.

The story went on to say that's why all eyes will be on McLaurin when Washington veterans report on Tuesday for the start of camp, particularly after he skipped mandatory minicamp this offseason. The story added that McLaurin will explore every option, including a holdout, a hold-in and a trade request, per the source. "Everything will be on the table," the source said to the author of the story, Henry McKenna.

On Tuesday, Terry McLaurin said that he’s unhappy with the lack of progress that’s been made toward a new deal.

“I’ve been pretty frustrated, I’m not gonna lie,” McLaurin said, via JP Finlay of NBC Washington. “Everything that has transpired up to this point has been disappointing and frustrating. I’ve wanted to continue my career here, created my life here. My wife and I bought our first home here so this is somewhere where I’ve always wanted to be. Just to see how things have played out is disappointing.”

The story went on to say McLaurin did not attend the Commanders’ offseason workouts as he looks for a contract that will keep him in Washington beyond the 2025 season. McLaurin has a base salary of $15.5 million for the coming season, which lags far behind the numbers in Garrett Wilson’s new deal and those signed by a number of other receivers since McLaurin signed his pact with the NFC East team, the story said.

Commanders WR Terry McLaurin will not be at mandatory veteran minicamp as he seeks a new contract.

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It's probably not the worst idea for McLaurin to capitalize on his massive 82-1096-13 first season with quarterback Jayden Daniels. We would expect this to clear itself up before it impacts the regular season, but we'll keep an eye on it.