Washington Commanders Host Top Cornerback Prospects

0:00On March 25th, the Washington commanders are on the hunt for more cornerbacks heading into the 2026 draft. They signed Amick Robertson to a two-year deal in free agency, but still released starter Marshawn Latimore and lost Jonathan Jones and Noah. It's been a game. Right now, their top corners are Robertson, Mike Sainte was still in Trey Amos, though they need more depth, especially for outside play. To address that, the team is bringing in some top prospects for visits. They're hosting LSU standout Mansour Delane, seen as the best corner in this class, and a possible number seven overall pick. They're also set to welcome Miami's Kiyante Scott, according to draft analyst Ryan Fowler. Scott brings a unique path to the table. The 5'11, 193-pound San Diego native started at Snow College in Utah, then moved to Auburn for three years before, landing at Miami last season. His toughness, leadership, and physical style fit perfectly with GM Adam Peters,

1:00Hey Coach Dan Quinn, and new defensive coordinator Doronte Jones. Last year, Scott racked up 64 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, and 5'6, numbers you rarely see from a corner. Scouts love his versatility as a nickelback, blitzer, and run defender, with quick feet and ball skills, even if his aggressive style leads to occasional misses. With no second round pick, and Scott projected around that range at age 24, Washington hopes he slides like Trey Amos did last year. These visits show they're serious about upgrading the secondary for a stronger defense next season.