ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported on Sunday's edition of SportsCenter that McLaurin "is not happy with where things are with an extension." He added that the Commanders will "have a couple of weeks here to make progress" before McLaurin's holdout could potentially extend into training camp.

Outside of Jakobi Meyers, Vegas' pass-catching core surrounding newly acquired quarterback Geno Smith includes the likes of Tre Tucker, Dont'e Thornton Jr., and rookie Jack Bech. To be frank, that's not good enough—especially when your head coach is 73 years old and looking to win sooner rather than later.

The Washington Commanders begin training camp in three weeks, and star wide receiver Terry McLaurin has yet to receive a contract extension. McLaurin is entering the final year of a three-year extension he signed in 2022, worth $71 million. McLaurin is due to count $25.5 million against Washington's 2025 salary cap.