ASHBURN, Va. -- The Washington Commanders ' offense hasn't looked sharp for much of the summer, but offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury knows why: Too many players are missing, starting with wide receiver Terry McLaurin .

With the season beginning in three weeks, they need the work.

"There hasn't been a ton of contact with him," Kingsbury said of McLaurin on Friday. "He's been here, but he's been working with trainers, so until he gets back on the grass, that's when we'll start building that back up."

McLaurin, who is seeking a contract extension, is one of four key offensive players for the Commanders who has missed substantial time this summer. It has led to less success than in camp last season. Others are getting opportunities to prove what they can do, but Kingsbury wants to

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