Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin has arrived at training camp without a new contract and has been placed on the physically unable to perform list due to an ankle injury. The development comes as the team continues to navigate the challenges of rebuilding its offense following the departure of veteran players.
McLaurin, a key offensive weapon for the Commanders, had been in negotiations with the team throughout the offseason but failed to reach an agreement on a new contract. His absence from the practice field has raised concerns about the team’s depth at the wide receiver position, which is critical for executing their aerial attack.
With the 2023 season approaching, the Commanders are under significant pressure to improve their performance, particularly on offense. McLaurin’s injury and unattached status add another layer of complexity to their preparations as they seek to establish a competitive roster for the upcoming campaign.