The Washington Commanders and Terry McLaurin's relationship appears to be on thin ice, or at least that is what is appears to be on face value. With McLaurin holding out and then reporting to camp in the hope of getting a deal done,

The Los Angeles Chargers are still on the lookout for another receiver. Ladd McConkey established himself as the top option in the room, following his 1,149 yard rookie season in 2024. The Chargers drafted Tre Harris and KeAndre Lambert-Smith, as well as banking on a third-year leap from Quentin Johnston.

As the Washington Commanders continue to navigate the situation surrounding Pro Bowl wideout Terry McLaurin, an AFC contender has formally inquired about the veteran receiver's services, according to reports.