The Washington Commanders are in the same position with star wide receiver Terry McLaurin as they were three years ago at this time. McLaurin, entering the final year of his contract, is due a raise and sat out Phase 3 of the offseason program as the two sides work toward a new contract.

According to NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, the All-Pro receiver Terry McLaurin has "made it clear" to the Commanders' front office that he is frustrated with his current contract situation. When the Commanders held voluntary minicamp sessions,

Terry McLaurin reportedly left Commanders voluntary workouts amid frustration over the lack of progress made towards a new contract.

With the Steelers' announcement late Thursday night that they've signed quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a one-year contract, it appears Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow could face Rodgers for the second time in their NFL careers.

Aaron Rodgers is set to join the Steelers for his 21st season, following two seasons with the Jets and an 18-year run with the Packers.