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Ricky Pearsall, Brandon Aiyuk, and Jauan Jennings anchor SF’s WR room, with Samuel’s departure opening a wide-receiver competition in Washington’s wake. The Niners’ draft picks and extensions shape a deep, competitive receiving corps even as Washington’s trade pivots the balance of power in the NFC.

Commanders rebuilt the CB room around Lattimore, adding Sainristil, Amos, Amos and Amos and Igbinoghene, while Samuel’s arrival signals offensive explosiveness. The off-season plan centers on multi-year control at key spots, with Peters’ patience paying off as camp buzz points to a healthier, more motivated roster.

Saints shipped Lattimore to Washington, loading up 2025 picks for an elite CB with multi-year control, signaling a strategic shift at cornerback. The trade underscored an aggressive rebuild mindset, addressing a key weakness and reorienting the franchise’s future corners and cover talent.

Samuel brings explosive playmaking to Washington, reimagining the pass game after a 2024 with reduced productivity. His usage as a weapon in yak yards and red-zone creativity could elevate the offense. Samuel’s training camp buzz and age-41 contract context add intrigue as Washington gauges his high-ceiling impact in 2025.

Lattimore, healthy and motivated, returns to elite form after hamstring woes limited him post-trade. His Pro Bowl pedigree provides Washington a lockdown corner behind a renewed CB group, anchoring a defense that aims to elevate the unit’s competitiveness across the NFC. If he sustains health, Lattimore could reclaim top-tier coverage and unlock Washington’s pass defense ceiling.