Lattimore, a top-tier corner, anchors a growing Commanders secondary with rookie Trey Amos and nickel Mike Sainristil rising. He must lead the unit to slow Green Bay’s deep room, as Washington leans on tight coverage and press to disrupt Parker Love’s rhythm and the Packers’ diverse targets.

Lattimore’s experience bolsters a secondary that includes Sainristil. His presence helps stabilize the cornerback spots as the front-seven pressures more, giving Washington a credible path to limiting opposing aerial attacks and supporting fantasy defenses.

Lattimore is a stabilizing force in Washington’s secondary. His presence could reduce the Giants’ big-play odds on one side, forcing Wilson to target other routes and players. His experience provides a true boundary anchor in Week 1.

Lattimore joins Washington amid an aging roster, offering lockdown coverage that could elevate the Commanders' secondary. His presence, alongside a developing Daniels, sharpens the defensive ceiling and improves matchup dynamics for fantasy opponents’ WRs while potentially increasing Washington's defensive playmaking upside.

Lattimore steps in as a starter at corner, signaling improved coverage on the outside. A lockdown CB can curb big plays and force offenses to adjust, potentially driving Washington's pass defense upward in fantasy leagues. His role elevates the unit's ceiling if he maintains tight coverage.