Terry McLaurin’s next team odds following shocking trade request from Commanders
Terry McLaurin wants out of Washington, but don’t expect a quick exodus.
McLaurin, nicknamed “Scary Terry,” is not pleased with his contract and wants a new one or a trade from the franchise, which has its eyes firmly set on winning the Super Bowl this year.
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Oddsmakers at DraftKings see it as unlikely that McLaurin winds up being shipped out of Washington, as they’ve tagged the Commanders with -250 odds to be the team that the wideout suits up for in Week 1 (or whenever he plays his first game).
Those odds carry a 71.43 percent implied probability.
There are two clear favorites should he be moved, though, according to the sportsbook.
The Patriots’ odds to acquire McLaurin are +450 (18.18 percent implied), which gives them the second-best chance of any team in the NFL to acquire him.
The Raiders are third, with +500 odds to bring in Scary Terry.
Every other team looks to be a long shot to pony up enough assets or money for McLaurin, according to the bookies.
No other team is lower than 10/1 to get McLaurin.
Terry McLaurin next team odds
| Team | Odds |
|---|---|
| Commanders | -250 |
| Patriots | +450 |
| Raiders | +500 |
| Titans | 11/1 |
| Chargers | 11/1 |
| Jets | 13/1 |
| Browns | 14/1 |
| Steelers | 15/1 |
| Cardinals | 16/1 |
| Seahawks | 25/1 |
McLaurin has been highly productive for the Commanders and looked primed for a breakout season in 2025 alongside newly acquired Deebo Samuel and a second year with Jayden Daniels.
He scored an impressive 13 touchdowns in 2024 to go along with 1,096 yards as he and Daniels formed a dynamic duo.
Washington went to the NFC Championship game last season and is poised to be even better in 2025 after bringing in Samuel and pass rusher Von Miller — although losing McLaurin would limit that ceiling.
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