Terry McLaurin requests Commanders trade as contract dispute takes new twist after he returned to training camp
Multiple reports suggest the wide receiver wants out in Washington despite returning to training camp at the weekend.
Commanders head coach Dan Quinn gushed over his return to camp on Sunday, but just four days later McLaurin has asked to leave the team.
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