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Dan Quinn Says He's Glad Terry McLaurin Remains a Presence at Commanders Camp Amid Contract Dispute
WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES, AUG 1 – Terry McLaurin, entering his age-30 season, requested a trade after contract talks stalled; he led the NFL in contested catches and touchdowns in 2024, per Pro Football Focus.
- On Thursday, Terry McLaurin, Washington Commanders wide receiver, requested a trade after stalled negotiations.
- Entering his final rookie contract year, McLaurin watched peers sign deals worth over $30 million per year after his $22.8 million AAV extension.
- Pro Football Focus shows he led the NFL with 24 contested catches and nine contested touchdowns in 2024.
- The uncertainty around McLaurin’s future has placed a spotlight on the Commanders’ direction, with the Bengals, Eagles, Texans, Dolphins and Cowboys emerging as potential trade partners.
- With the season approaching, retaining McLaurin could be key, as his presence may prove pivotal for the Commanders’ success in the coming years.
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ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — Commanders coach Dan Quinn said Saturday that wide receiver Terry McLaurin told him directly about his request to be traded amid a contract dispute but the coach has not addressed the matter with the other players…
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Dan Quinn says he's glad Terry McLaurin remains a presence at Commanders camp amid contract dispute
Commanders coach Dan Quinn said Saturday that wide receiver Terry McLaurin told him directly about his request to be traded amid a contract dispute but the coach has not addressed the matter with the other players as the team continues…
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