Trey Amos, the promising rookie cornerback for the Washington Commanders, has been making a significant impact during the offseason training activities (OTAs). Drafted at No. 61 overall, the Commanders believe they have secured a first-round talent after Amos fell to them. The 6'1", 195-pound player, who transitioned from Louisiana to Alabama and finally to Ole Miss, is proving his worth by holding his own against seasoned veterans.

During the first week of OTAs, Amos showcased his skills in seven-on-seven drills, earning praise as one of the standout performers. He demonstrated impressive agility, managing an interception against Michael Gallup and keeping pace with notable players like Deebo Samuel. With a revitalized cornerback group, including talents like Mike Sainristil and Marshon Lattimore, the Commanders are expected to see improved performance in their secondary this season.