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Commanders WR Terry McLaurin skipping May workouts amid contract dispute


It seems that Washington Commanders pass-catching star Terry McLaurin is among the 2022 edition of unhappy players who will purposefully skip organized team activities in the months ahead to express his displeasure with his current contract.

McLaurin, 26, was taken with the 76th pick overall in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft. As a selection from that part of the annual event, there are certainly no performance guarantees, but teams often expect third-round picks to be worthwhile contributors to their squad long term. However, after three seasons, Terry McLaurin has been more than just a sound contributor to the Commanders’ offense.

In 2021, the Ohio State product led the team in targets, receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns and yards per game while starting every single matchup. With two 2,000-yard receiving seasons on his résumé, despite the organization not having a legitimate franchise quarterback, it would seem that McLaurin has exceeded expectations.

Washington Commanders star wide receiver seems on the cusp of a holdout





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