Commanders, WR Terry McLaurin reach 3-year deal – John Keim, ESPN worth up to $96M

After a tireless offseason saga, an NFC East team signed their star player.

The Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin reached agreement Monday on a three-year contract extension worth up to $96 million that will end his hold-in and get him in uniform for the regular-season opener against the Giants, agents Buddy Baker and Tony Bonagura told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

McLaurin receives a $30 million signing bonus in the deal, sources told ESPN.

McLaurin and the Commanders’ front office had been at odds over his value since talks began early this offseason. By getting the deal done now, the Commanders will retain their most consistent offensive player since he arrived as a third-round pick in 2019.

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