Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLorin on Tuesday did not report for the team’s mandatory minicamps, as he searched for a contract expansion, several media outlets reported.
McLorin, whose contract is ending after the 2025 season, was absent from the voluntary organized team activities of the commanders, but participated in the first month of the workout.
Players who bypass compulsory minicamp practices are subject to daily fines with a maximum three-day fine of about $ 104,000 as per NFL’s collective bargain agreement.
McLorin abandoned voluntary OTA practices as well as compulsory minicamps in 2022 before signing a three-year contract expansion. He has a base salary of $ 15.5 million for the upcoming season.
McLorin, who turned 30 in September, recorded a career-case 13 touchdown reception to go with 82 catches for 1,096 yards in 2024. The two -time Pro Bowl selection has not missed a game since 2020.
He has 460 career receptions for 6,379 yards with 38 touchdowns, since the 2019 NFL draft outside the Ohio State was selected by Washington in the third round.
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