The contract standoff between the Washington Commanders and superstar wide receiver Terry McLaurin persists, but the two sides took what could be a small step toward smoothing things over on Saturday. After initially placing McLaurin on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list following a brief holdout to start training camp, the Commanders have officially announced his activation. McLaurin has formally requested a trade from the Commanders, and a sizable gap remains in their contract negotiations, but offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury extended a tiny olive branch this week. While meeting with reporters on Friday, Kingsbury expressed a desire for McLaurin to return to the fold, noting that the offense is weaker with him on the sideline. It seemed like more of a plea to ownership than a plea to McLaurin himself. “I’m huge on walk-thrus, on practice and things like that, because until you get on the grass and actually do it, feel the timing and the depths and routes and things of that nature. I don’t knRead More
Commanders make big decision on Terry McLaurin
