Dan Orlovsky has a bone to pick with Washington commanders while the saga of Terry McLaurin contract lights up.
During an appearance on Monday on “First Take”, the former quarter-rear of the NFL called the commanders for having left the situation with their star receiver reaching a breakdown with the request for shock on Thursday, noting that McLaurin is at the heart of a lister that made a surprise race in the NFC championship last season.
“Respectfully, Washington, you have been a dumpster fire for years. You were rigorous.” Orlovsky saidas covered by illustrated sports. “The only good thing in your organization was this young man. Each year he did. Year after year, for five or six years, with a disaster all around you. ”
A choice of third round of Ohio State in 2019, McLaurin played Washington all his career and has known the ups and downs associated with the franchise in the last six seasons.
During his first season under the new head coach Dan Quinn and the first year GM Adam Peters, McLaurin collected 82 receptions for 1,096 and a career in a touched career (13) in 17 regular season games.
The commanders, guided by the quarter recruit Jayden Daniels, upset the lions strongly favored during the divisional round of the playoffs before not escaping the Eagles during the match for the title of the NFC of January.
McLaurin, entering the last year of a contract of $ 68.36 million over three years, initially held the training camp in the middle of the current dispute.
Although he presented himself at the end of July, arriving with an ankle injury, McLaurin asked for an exchange shortly after.
Orlovsky implored Washington Brass to recognize that they “need” McLaurin in the hope of accumulating the success of last year.
“If you don’t have it, you erase everything you did last year. Everything you have done. And I am respectful towards Dan Quinn and Adam Peters and what they did last year. You need him. [Bengals wideout] Ja’marr [Chase]. I would give you [Vikings receiver] Justin [Jefferson.] [Lions wideout] Amon-Ra St. Brown. He has an impact on victory. … What are we doing in Washington? ESPN personality said on Monday.
McLaurin, 29 years old, it is said that I look at an agreement Similar to the extension of the $ 150 million contract, DK Metcalf, signed with the Steelers earlier this year.
Washington opens his season at home against the Giants on September 7.
It remains to be seen if the commanders conclude the saga of McLaurin by then.
