NFL insider Jeremy Fowler provides the latest regarding Terry McLaurin's holdout with the Washington Commanders.

Commanders remain dedicated to re-signing receiver Terry McLaurin but continue to struggle to mock up new contract offer

Washington is bigger and perhaps better after its offseason moves, as seen during minicamp, but we’ll learn plenty more when the team returns to action.

The deal between the Commanders and D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser was the beginning, not the end. And the agreement to build a new Commanders stadium in D.C. potentially could evaporate.

That will be hard to do, especially for the 2024 draft class. Whether it was second-overall pick Jayden Daniels or second-round contributors like Jer-Zhan Newton and Mike Sainristil, the Commanders received instant production from last year's rookie class. As seasoned veterans, Washington needs those players to improve this season.

Although the Washington Commanders and star wide receiver Terry McLaurin are currently embroiled in a contract dispute, the Commanders are reportedly committed to keeping the two-time Pro Bowler around for the long haul.

Deebo Samuel recently went viral for negative criticism from NFL fans. The Washington Commanders aren't buying into the narrative.

The Washington Commanders upgraded their offensive line in a major way after trading for Laremy Tunsil who has engulfed himself into the culture of his new team.

It didn't take long for new GM Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn to know they wanted Cosmi around for a long time. Just before last season began, the Commanders signed Cosmi to a new four-year, $74 million contract, making him one of the NFL's highest-paid guards.