Healthy enough to be active; starting cornerback status supports Washington's secondary against Falcons.

Amos, a second-round pick from Ole Miss, locked in as Washington’s outside corner opposite Lattimore. He’s been the standout in the secondary through three weeks, delivering disciplined technique in both man and zone while opponents defer to Lattimore and Sainristil.

Rookie corner Trey Amos left the game with a calf injury; with Lattimore and Butler banged up, his status adds to Washington’s corner depth concerns as they navigate a challenging schedule.

Trey Amos rises to 77 OVR in Commanders’ secondary, signaling emerging depth that could boost pass coverage options and defensive IDP metrics in deeper leagues.

Amos left early with a shoulder injury but returned; his status will shape Washington’s secondary depth and mix of CB rotation in the weeks ahead.