Jamin Davis's absence in the linebacker position raises concerns for the Commanders’ defense and could impact fantasy players relying on their matchups against the Commanders.

Jamin Davis was released by the Commanders, highlighting the team's shift in focus towards building a more competitive roster under new management.

Jamin Davis has joined the Green Bay Packers' practice squad after being released by the Washington Commanders, where he was a first-round draft pick in 2021. He started 36 games over three seasons but saw a decline in playing time this year due to a coaching change. Before his release, he recorded 13 tackles in five games and had his most productive season in 2022 with 104 tackles and three sacks. The Commanders attempted to transition him to defensive end prior to his departure.

Jamin Davis, a former first-round pick, was released by the Commanders after struggling to transition from linebacker to edge rusher this season. Despite showcasing his physical tools in practice, he played in only five games, recording 12 tackles. His departure highlights the ongoing issues with Ron Rivera's draft picks, as none of the first-round selections from 2019 to 2022 remain on the roster. Over his four seasons with Washington, Davis accumulated 282 tackles and seven sacks in 50 games.

Jamin Davis has struggled to make an impact this season, recording only a 65.0 PFF overall grade and failing to register a pressure on limited snaps. His lack of playing time and effectiveness reflects poorly on his development as a former first-round pick. With the Commanders' defense performing poorly, it may be time for the team to part ways with Davis, especially as new management looks to move on from players who haven't met expectations.