Amos Ready to Ball Out in 2026

0:00It's April 6. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Trey Amos, the Washington Commander's second round pick from last year's 2025 NFL draft, balled out as a rookie cornerback. He started 8 of 10 games and was their top guy at the position until a broken fivueless sideline to him in week 10. That injury hit hard for a team already banged up all season. Fast forward to now, and Amos says his leg is fully good to go. He just wrapped a workout and sounds ready to lock down that starting spot on the outside for 2026. This is huge for the commanders, who need every healthy playmaker. The secondary took some hits this all season. They released Marshawn Latamore and lost Jonathan Jones, plus Noah Igbenegin to free agency. To rebuild, they signed Amique Robertson for the slot, with Mike Sainte were still joining Amos outside and added Vett Akelo Witherspoon for depth. They're still eyeing more moves through free agency, or the draft, but Amos being

1:01back elevates the whole room. His rookie flash makes him a cornerstone for the future. With the all season program kicking off April 20th and OTA's next month, expect Amos to hit the field strong, setting the tone for a revamped, defense ready to compete.