Scary Terry may now go by Scrooge McLaurin.

Terry McLaurin, who was holding out all offseason for a new contract, finally agreed to a massive deal to stay in Washington with the Commanders.

The three-year contract extension for the 29-year-old star receiver is worth up to $96 million over three years and comes two weeks before the Commanders open the season against the Giants on Sept. 7.

The deal comes with a $30 million signing bonus.

McLaurin now becomes one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL, with an average of $32 million per season.

His deal matches the salary of the Eagles’ AJ Brown, who is the sixth-highest paid in the NFL.

The Commanders also brought in receiver Deebo Samuel this offseason to play alongside McLaurin in what is expected to be an elite offense in the NFC East.

McLaurin had previously been on the physically unable to perform list earlier in the offseason due to an ankle injury that appears to have subsided.

Washington is all-in on competing for a title this year, and the Commanders have flipped their roster a bit by trading starting running back Brian Robinson Jr. to the 49ers.

The Commanders also drafted running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt in the seventh round, who has starred during training camp and looks primed to break out for a star-studded Washington offense.

Daniels, who won Offensive Rookie of the Year last season, is among the favorites to win MVP in his sophomore season after a dominant campaign that included a steady diet of McLaurin.

Washington went 12-5 last season with rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, coming in second place in the NFC East, and the Commanders were led in the receiving department by McLaurin.

McLaurin caught 13 touchdowns last season for 1,096 yards.