The Washington Commanders secured a crucial first win against the New York Giants on Sunday, providing a glimmer of hope for a franchise in the midst of another rebuild. Jayden Daniels has shown impressive efficiency over two games, completing 75% of his passes for 410 yards, without throwing any interceptions or touchdowns.
Looking ahead, Washington may find itself in a pivotal position to acquire a former divisional rival as the season progresses.
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Add Now: CB Bradley Roby
The Commanders are in need of help at cornerback, one of their most glaring weaknesses. A key issue is the youth of the defense in that position, making the addition of a veteran like Bradley Roby a smart choice to bring some much-needed experience to the room. Roby’s versatility, with experience covering both the slot and the boundary, would be a valuable asset.
Roby last played for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2023 at age 32. According to Pro Football Reference, he tallied 22 tackles, one forced fumble, and allowed 20 completions on 33 targets across nine games. In addition to winning Super Bowl 50 with the Denver Broncos, Roby has also suited up for the New Orleans Saints and the Houston Texans.
