Commanders Target Dean for Defensive Boost

0:00On March 7th, the Washington commanders face big needs on defense heading into free agency, especially at cornerback. General manager Adam Peters is expected to target veterans like Jamel Dean from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to bolster the unit under new coordinator, Durante Jones. Dean turns 30 this year and brings strong coverage skills plus solid run defense that matches Washington's scheme. Last season, he missed three games, but still held opponents to a low-passer rating when targeted, proving he's a reliable lockdown option. Fans crave bold moves after the team released four-time pro-Bull Corner, Martian Lathamore. Current holdovers like Trey Amos and Mike Sainte-Rustil need help, and Dean could anchor one side of the field right away. Reports from insiders project Dean landing a three-year deal around $37 million, or about 12 million per season. The commanders have ample salary cap room to compete, even if Tampa Bay fights to keep him. Pursuing Dean would show real ambition in a crowded market, setting the tone for how far

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