Robertson's Potential Boosts Commanders' Secondary

0:00On March 24th, the Washington commanders are still building up their cornerback group after General Manager Adam Peters added just one veteran so far. Amick Robertson on a modest deal. Robertson, a former standout from Louisiana Tech, brings skill and tenacity, but the team lost Jonathan Jones to the Philadelphia Eagles and Noah. It'd been a gain to the Seattle Seahawks, leaving gaps to fill. Earlier this week, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell gave Robertson high marks, calling him a great teammate who sparks the defense with his. Energy and ball skills in both practice and games. That praise could ease doubts among commander's fans, who saw the signing as underwhelming. Many in Washington remains skeptical, since Robertson struggles against bigger receivers and gives maximum effort without always dominating. Teammates like Trey Amos and Mike Sameer still will need to help cover tough passing attacks on the schedule ahead. Looking ahead, Peters knows more help is coming. Obviously drafting LSU's Mansour Delane at the seventh overall pick after his strong

1:04pro day, or grabbing free agents like Trevon Diggs. Robertson fits well in head coach Dan Quinn's culture with his never-quit attitude, and should adapt no matter his role. As the offseason moves forward, Campbell's endorsement hence Robertson could surprise, setting the stage for a stronger secondary if the right pieces. Fall into place.