The Washington Commanders have turned their attention to the readiness of rookie cornerback Trey Amos as they wrap up the 2025 OTAs. With key departures in the secondary, including Jeremy Chinn and Benjamin St-Juste, the team is banking on Amos, drafted in the second round from Ole Miss, to step up. His physical attributes have drawn positive media attention, and reports suggest he has demonstrated significant potential in offseason workouts.

As the Commanders look to fortify their defense, the expectation is for Amos to take on a starting role early in the season. The addition of veteran Marshon Lattimore provides a solid foundation, and if Amos can adapt quickly, it would allow players like Mike Sainristil to shift back to more favorable positions within the secondary. This shift is crucial for the Commanders' plans to enhance their defense and compete effectively in the upcoming league season.