Terry McLaurin has been everything Washington could’ve asked for. Productive and durable in a franchise that’s been anything but stable. But the NFL doesn’t do loyalty points. With a new regime in town, led by GM Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn, the Commanders are resetting the board. And in the cold calculus of front office thinking, even a face-of-the-franchise wideout isn’t guaranteed protection when it’s rebuild season.
A tweet on X by NFL reporter Scott Abraham captured the energy perfectly when he asked GM Adam Peters whether McLaurin would report to camp: “Haven’t spoken about that. Like all of our players, we expect him to be here today”. But that expectation feels paper-thin. McLaurin, who turns 30 in September, is in the final year of his deal and already skipped all spring practices. He’s made it clear he’s frustrated with how negotiations have stalled — and according to FOX Sports’ Henry McKenna, McLaurin’s camp is done playing nice. If the Commanders keep dragging their feet, “everything will be on the table” — a holdout, a hold-in, even a trade request.
Adam Peters on if Terry McLaurin will report to training camp today
“Haven’t spoken about that. Like all of our players, we expect him to be here today.”
— Scott Abraham (@Scott7news) July 22, 2025
For now, McLaurin is taking it day by day, but the clock’s ticking — and Washington hasn’t called him in weeks.
Stay tuned! This is a developing story.
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