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.

Washington Commanders' star receiver Terry McLaurin has voiced his frustration over stalled contract extension talks. In a rare display of candor, McLaurin expressed disappointment with the situation, stating, "Everything that has transpired has been ...

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McLaurin, currently entering the final year of a three-year, $69.6 million deal ($23.2 million AAV), is reportedly seeking an extension that eclipses the $30 million mark annually, according to recent reports. He doesn't want to reset the market, but he wants to be paid like a top receiver — and rightfully so.

Terry McLaurin wants to be in Washington, but it appears the two sides don’t see eye-to-eye on his contract. The All-Pro receiver is entering the final year of his deal and says he’s been frustrated with the pace of discussions on a contract extension.

Terry McLaurin is still holding out, and he says he hasn't talked to the Washington Commanders in a month. He is looking for a new contract that shows he is appreciated as a top wide receiver on the team and league wide.