The Washington Commanders officially placed wide receiver Terry McLaurin on the Reserve/Did Not Report list, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter. This came on the heels of the star pass catcher not showing up at the start of camp amid a contract dispute.

As Commanders training camp got underway on Tuesday, NFL insider Adam Schefter revealed that Terry McLaurin was not in attendance as he seeks a new deal.

Peters spoke to the media for the first time since star wideout Terry McLaurin publicly voiced his frustrations with the team and of course, he was asked if McLaurin will attend camp and what progress, if any, has been made in contract negotiations.

Second on the board to potentially acquire McLaurin's services are the New England Patriots. The Pats have not had a 1,000-yard receiver since the 2019 regular season, when Tom Brady was throwing passes to Julian Edelman (1,117 yards).

The Washington Commanders need to get something worked out with Terry McLaurin. Training camp is imminent, and their best wide receiver hasn’t participated in any phase of their offseason preparation as he seeks a contract extension.

Here are three potential trade packages the New England Patriots could offer for Washington Commanders All-Pro receiver Terry McLaurin.

There is major risk involved in signing McLaurin, who turns 30 this September, to a long-term contract extension.