McLaurin, who was selected in the third round from Ohio, in 2019, was noticeably noticeable immediately and ended with 919 meters and seven matches as a rookie before he began 1,000 meters of campaigns that began in 2020 and continued over the last season.
He signed a three -year -old, 68.2 million, extended to Washington in 2022, but is entering the final year of that contract in 2025 and seeking a new contract before taking the stadium. On average, McLaurin is $ 23.2 million in its current contract and is 16th in the annual average of the wide receiver – and in second place in his team behind Deebo Samuel’s new addition ($ 23.8 million a year) – according to Over the Cap.
At this point, McLaurin protects his greatest property – his health – while money is still on the table.
McLaurin, a two -hour Pro Bowler, will be 30 years old in September, which means this could be his last opportunity to maximize his wage force. We will see how long it takes his representative and Washington to reach an agreement on a new contract.