Both sides have been trying to get a deal done before heading into the regular season. Now, the weight has been lifted.
The 29-year-old McLaurin has put up at least 1,000 receiving yards every year since he's been in the league - besides his rookie season (919). He's coming off a year posting a career-high in touchdowns (13), the first time since his rookie year in 2019 when he scored more than five.
As a two-time Pro Bowl receiver, McLaurin has developed into one of the game's best and most consistent wide receivers.
Now, the reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year, quarterback Jayden Daniels, has his No. 1 receiver for the remainder of his rookie deal that runs through the 2028 season.
The Washington Commanders kick off their 2025 regular season against the New York Giants on September 7th.