Washington Commanders' star wideout Terry McLaurin is entering the final year of his deal and is ready to sign another contract extension. The only problem is that the team doesn't seem as eager, and it's gotten to the point of "frustration" for McLaurin.

Yet another wide receiver is in the midst of a heated contract dispute, which could play in the Pittsburgh Steelers' favor down the line. Washington Commanders

McLaurin has made it abundantly clear that he'd like for the Washington Commanders to give him a lengthy and lucrative contract extension, but since nothing has gotten done, a trade felt somewhat possible for the Steelers to pull off. Again, McLaurin's recent comments change that.

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Steven Sims is on to his sixth NFL team after signing with the Seattle Seahawks in March, and he explained his mindset

With T.J. Watt and Terry McLaurin both stars looking for new contracts, it would make sense for the Steelers and Commanders to talk trade

Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Williams suffered an injury before training camp with the Los Angeles Chargers and was placed on the physically unable to perform list.

McLaurin posted 1,096 yards and 13 touchdowns last season, his first paired with QB Jayden Daniels, and earned a second team All-Pro nod.

A trade proposal from Bleacher Report sees the Washington Commanders send a king's ransom to the Pittsburgh Steelers for star edge rusher T.J. Watt, who is currently in a contract dispute with the team.

The Washington Commanders' new uniforms are an ode to when the franchise won three Super Bowls between the 1982 and 1991 seasons.