Terry McLaurin appears to be the next wide receiver due for an contract extension in the NFL. However, the star wideout and the Washington Commanders have yet to put pen to paper. McLaurin himself said that without any progressive discussions behind the scenes,

The Washington Commanders are signing a future Hall of Fame edge rusher, who paid tribute to a Washington legend in an Instagram post announcing the move.

Commanders tackle Laremy Tunsil was ranked as the seventh best offensive lineman in the NFL in a recent article from ESPN.

Mike Williams, a WR the Commanders pursued last offseason, has retired from the NFL. The move validates the decision to pass on the injury-plagued star.

The veteran edge-rusher signed a contract with the Washington Commanders, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Adam Schefter of ESPN added it was expected to be a one-year deal. Miller also teased his signing with a post on Instagram, writing "DC… What’s good??" in the caption.

The Washington Commanders have a star in the making, as this breakout player reached the top five in ESPN's rankings.

With the dust settled from the offseason and the start of training camp less than two weeks away, ESPN analyst Seth Walder recently decided to grade each team's offseason moves and it's safe to say he's not a fan of what the Washington Commanders did,

Washington Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner and 11-time NFL All-Pro was left off ESPN's Top 10 list of inside linebackers.

John Keim covers the Washington Commanders for ESPN. He joined ESPN in 2013 after a stint with the Washington Post. He started covering the team in 1994 for the Journal Newspapers and later for the Washington Examiner. He has authored/co-authored four books.

Terry McLaurin's lack of presence on a top 10 NFL wide receivers list is an unfortunate scenario for the potential Washington Commanders holdout candidate.