Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin was one of the best players at the position in fantasy leagues last season, finishing seventh in points while posting 82 receptions, 1,096 yards and 13 touchdowns. Those totals would make him an attractive option this season, but his request for a trade over a contract “disagreement” has his value in question.
McLaurin, 30, is best served to remain in Washington from a fantasy perspective, and it’s tough seeing the team trade away their best receiver. After all, the Commanders have no real depth behind him besides Deebo Samuel Sr. (unless you like Noah Brown, Michael Gallup and Luke McCaffrey). McLaurin’s absence would also hurt the value of Jayden Daniels, who threw a team-high 117 passes to McLaurin during his breakout rookie year.
