Adam Peters: a solid situation for Marshon Lattimore, excited to have a vanseason with us

Many things went for the commanders of the Director General Adam Peters in his first season in Washington, but the middle-sown trade for Cornerback Marshon Lattimore was not among them.

Peters sent third, fourth and sixth round in the drafts in 2025. with the saints for Lattimore and the fifth round, and then waited for a month that Lattimor’s Hamstring feels enough to feel good in the field. Lattimore played two games before they missed the last two weeks regular season with more troubles for lower legs. The postseason returned, but closed the year with a rough day in Sunday loss of eagles.

Lattimore beats for a long gain aj brown on the fourth below, then committed a penalty interference in the end zone to set Eagles Touchdown. Lattimore picked up another personal misdemeanor for brown brown on that touch.

Peters told Monday to think that Lattimore would benefit from the entire out-of-the-meadowers, because it was difficult to balance his injury and his integration into the team.

“He entered a difficult situation,” Peters said. “He was injured when he arrived here. Whenever you come to a new team and you’re hurt, it’s really difficult to integrate. Plus, you’re doing at the end of the season, trying to meet new teammates. It was a difficult situation. to get in. What was cool, we saw him be better, we saw him more acclimatized not just defense, but also with their teammates. Really excited to have the out-of-the-foundation and really has that full a runway training camp and leading in season. I look forward to it. “

Lattimore is signed through 2026. years, and the commanders will hope for a little more return in their investment before the agreement has expired.