Nick Cross Leaves Colts for Commanders

0:00On March 11, free agent safety Nick Cross is leaving the Indianapolis Colts after four seasons to sign with the Washington commanders. He's agreed to a two-year contract that could be worth up to $14 million, according to reports from NFL Network Insider in a rap report. Cross started a strong safety for the Colts over the past two years, shining as a run defender and taking on more blitzing duties last season. His coverage stats were solid by some measures, even if others showed a dip, making him a reliable peace in the secondary. The Colts passed on bringing him back after handing a big deal to Cambynam last year, choosing instead to address other roster gaps. They're high on second-year safety, Hunter Woller, who they expect to step up despite missing his rookie year with an injury. Over 68 gains with Indianapolis, including 37 starts, Cross-tallied 322 tackles, 5 interceptions, 12, pass breakups, and 3.5 sacks. This move bolsters Washington's defense while giving the Colts flexibility heading into

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