The second week of training camps for all 32 NFL teams is upon the football world. The first week is for shaking off the summer rust, but Week 2 typically involves the notable ram

Santana Moss says Commanders need to pay star receiver Terry McLaurin shortly after team announces his Ring of Honor induction

The 29-year-old receiver has yet to receive the contract extension he wants, but McLaurin reported to Commanders training camp on Saturday.

Commanders star Terry McLaurin ends holdout but appears to start hold-in while being placed on PUP list with ankle injury.

McLaurin, 29, is in the final year of a three-year, $68.3 million deal that places him 17th among wide receivers in terms of average annual value. He had held out the first four days of camp, shortly after he expressed frustration with the lack of progress on a new deal.

McLaurin is looking for a new contract and missed the first four days of camp in a bid to get one, but decided to report despite the lack of an agreement. McLaurin did not participate in practice because of an ankle injury and will have to come off of the physically unable to perform list before he joins his teammates on the field.

Terry McLaurin reported to training camp on Sunday despite his ongoing contract dispute with the Washington Commanders, and the star wide receiver delivered a great message to his fans.

Terry McLaurin ended his holdout today and reported to training camp. He was placed on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform List for an ankle injury, and will likely remain there until he gets a new contract. He was signing autographs after practice and he briefly spoke to reporters on his way back into team headquarters.