The negotiating dispute has led to a controversial summer between McLaurin and teams who are looking to build an unexpected running last season at the NFC Championship game.
McLaurin released OTA and mandatory Minicamp Washington earlier this season and his absence continued at the beginning of the camp when he arrived late and followed the puppy for ankle version.
The bad feelings peaked in a commercial request from McLaurin July 31, but there is no indication that Washington was having fun.
Saturday’s news, however, seems to be a small step in the direction of dissolution, especially considering that it comes less than 24 hours after the offensive manager of Kingsbury’s abusive manager discussed the importance of getting McLaurin back on the field as the normal season approaches.