Should the Browns reach out to the Commanders about the disgruntled Terry McLaurin? We weigh the pros and cons

Let's analyze how Noah Brown's minicamp injury could impact receivers Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel and the rest of the Washington Commanders wideouts.

The Washington Commanders were without star wide receiver Terry McLaurin for the start of the team's three-day minicamp. McLaurin will skip the entire mandatory minicamp, while his representation works with the Commanders on a new long-term deal.

Ahead of the Commanders' first session, the team's head coach, Dan Quinn, addressed the media and faced immediate questions surrounding the situation with McLaurin now that it's revealed he's a holdout for the time being.

Where does the 'hear-scratching holdout' between the Commanders and WR Terry McLaurin land on the panic meter at this point of the offseason?

The thing about mandatory minicamp is that, well, it's mandatory. If a player doesn't show up, not only are they subject to fines of over $100,000 in total, but it also sends shockwaves across the NFL and signals that the two parties involved (the player and the team) are at serious odds.

Terry McLaurin no está en el minicampamento obligatorio de los Commanders de Washington mientras el principal wide receiver del equipo busca un nuevo

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin is not at mandatory minicamp Tuesday, according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones. McLaurin is in the final year of his contract and seeking a new deal. He faces fines that progressively increase with each absence, per the NFL's collective bargaining agreement.

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin was revealed to be frustrated after no progress had been made on a contract extension and has now reaffirmed his stance as he remains absent through mandatory minicamp.