Commanders' Cornerback Search: Flott, Dean in Sights

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Washington commanders just released Cornerback Marsh on Latamore after trading three draft picks for him at last year's deadline. Despite picking cornerbacks in the second round, the past two drafts and that big trade, the team is far from set at the position heading into the 2026 season. Latamore struggled with injuries and poor play during his short time in Washington. Their young draft picks, Mike Sainte, were still from 2024 and Trey Amos from 2025, have shown flashes but plenty of question. Marks. Sainte were still shown as a rookie before a tough follow-up year while Amos looked strong early until a leg injury sideline to him. The commanders hope new defensive coordinator Durante Jones, who has a strong track record with defensive backs, can turn things around for the youngsters. Last season's other starters, Jonathan Jones and Noah Igbine are now free agents, leaving

1:00even more uncertainty. With over $80 million in salary cap space, Washington plans to dive into free agency for a top cornerback. They're eyeing promising names like the Giants Breakout Star Core Dale Flott, a young 24-year-old from a division rival and solid veterans. Such as the Buccaneers' Jaylandine, fans and analysts expect the commanders to land a big name soon, especially with Jones' schemes still taking shape. This move could solidify their secondary and boost their defense right away. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.