The Commanders signed Okonkwo in March to a three-year, $27 million deal, worth up to $30 million with incentives, making it Washington's biggest offseason signing on offense. On Thursday, Commanders' leading receiver Terry McLaurin, whose spent his entire seven-year NFL career in Washington, had some high praise for the explosive young tight end. He runs routes similar to like a big receiver," McLaurin told reporters. He has a great attitude, he's fun to be around, and I'm glad he's on our team," McLaurin added. More news: Saints Give Chris Olave $90 Million Guaranteed in New Four-Year Deal...More news: Raiders’ Fernando Mendoza Reacts to Being Named Kirk Cousins’ BackupOutside of McLaurin, the Commanders don't really have an established No.