With the start of Commanders training camp just a week away, the team appears to have a massive contract dispute that could linger all the way to the 11th hour. Despite consistently being one of the league's most productive receivers,

Terry McLaurin wants to stay with the Washington Commanders. But the star wide receiver is "disappointed and frustrated" over a lack of productive contract talks with team brass, he told reporters this week.

McLaurin, currently entering the final year of a three-year, $69.6 million deal ($23.2 million AAV), is reportedly seeking an extension that eclipses the $30 million mark annually, according to recent reports. He doesn't want to reset the market, but he wants to be paid like a top receiver — and rightfully so.

With veterans due at Washington's training camp on July 22nd, the clock is ticking toward an important deadline

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is approaching the final year of his current contract. McLaurin wants to remain with the Commanders, but he isn't looking to play again until he ...

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin may not be a Hall-of-Fame player on the level of Calvin Johnson, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t elite in his own right.. The All-Pro receiver ...