The Washington Commanders can afford to move on from their dependable running back, but they must get their star wide receiver back on the field.

The Washington Commanders activated wide receiver Terry McLaurin from the PUP list over the weekend and want him at practice in the final weeks leading up to the season opener. McLaurin missed much of the franchise's voluntary workouts and skipped mandatory minicamp this summer.

According to NBC Sports Boston Patriots insider Phil Perry, Wolf is not opposed to making a major trade before the start of the NFL season, as star players like Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson and Washington's Terry McLaurin sit on the trade block.

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There’s been no agreement on a new contract between the Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin, which means that McLaurin continues to be an observer at the team’s practices with the start of the regular season a little more than three weeks away.