Terry McLaurin Reportedly Asks For Trade From Commanders Amid Contract Dispute
The star wide receiver has requested a trade from the Commanders, according to multiple reports. McLaurin's decision to request a trade comes as he's seeking a contract extension while he's entering the final year of his contract.
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