McLaurin, currently entering the final year of a three-year, $69.6 million deal ($23.2 million AAV), is reportedly seeking an extension that eclipses the $30 million mark annually, according to recent reports. He doesn't want to reset the market, but he wants to be paid like a top receiver — and rightfully so.

An unexpected domino fell Monday in terms of wide receiver pay when New York Jets star Garrell Wilson received a four-year $130 million extension ahead of his fourth NFL season. That's an average of $32.5 million per season. The deal also included $90 million in guaranteed money.

The Washington Commanders have been put on notice by their star wideout. Training camp begins in earnest next week, and Terry McLaurin still has not received the contract extension he's been after for months now.