Commanders Sign Feisty CB Robertson

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 10th. The Washington commanders made their first move in free agency by agreeing to terms with cornerback Amique Robertson on the opening day of the NFL's. Legal negotiating window. The 5-foot-9, 183-pound defender, who previously played for the Las Vegas Raiders and Detroit Lions, brings versatility, too. The secondary. Robertson can line up outside or in the slot, and many expect him to handle slot duties in Washington. That shift would let Mike Sainter still move outside, where he has shown more promise after a tougher year inside. Fans and analysts were surprised, as the team passed on bigger names like Alante Taylor and Jamel Dean. Instead, they targeted Robertson for his feisty style and physical play against top receivers. What stands out is his success matching up with stars by Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase, where he has forced turnovers and held his own despite. His size. That toughness has been missing from Washington's recent cornerbacks.

1:01Look for Robertson to quickly win over fans in the nation's capital with his competitive edge, setting up an intriguing secondary as the offseason. Unfold. This story is made possible by our sponsor, See the episode description. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. As you try it, it just makes sense.