Noah Igbinoghene slides in as the next man up at corner. The former first-round pick of the Dolphins posted a solid season last year with seven pass deflections and 55 tackles, signaling potential upside in niche fantasy formats if Washington’s secondary falters.

Igbinoghene serves as the backup inside/slot corner behind Sainristil, painting a path for rotational play and depth. His fantasy impact hinges on resiliency of the outside group and injuries. A slot-friendly role could yield occasional tackles and deflections if called upon.

Noah Igbinoghene, a key player in the Commanders' secondary, saw a resurgence last season with significant playing time and impressive statistics, but faces uncertainty with the drafting of Trey Amos. Analysts suggest he could be a trade asset.

Noah Igbinoghene, once a standout on special teams and a quality starter for the Commanders, may find his role diminished with the drafting of Trey Amos. Despite a solid season, the competition for spots in the secondary is fierce, and he could be cut as the team reshapes its defensive lineup.

Noah Igbinoghene, recently re-signed by the Commanders, highlighted his excitement about returning to a team with strong leadership and a sense of brotherhood. His previous season's success with the team's secondary has reinforced his commitment to the franchise.