Since that trade, Lattimore has yet to suit up for Washington yet. He won't even do it Thursday night when the Commanders take on the Philadelphia Eagles. For the Birds, Philadelphia's offense is one of the most lethal in the league and has dominated Washington's defense for the better part of the last four seasons.

The trade for Marshon Lattimore shows the Commanders are firmly trying to maximize Jayden Daniels's rookie contract window and win now, but it doesn't come without some acceptable

The Washington Commanders acquired Marshon Lattimore to strengthen their defense at the trade deadline. Here’s a breakdown of Washington’s trade grade.

The Commanders boosted their short-term and long-term outlook at the NFL trade deadline by grabbing CB Marshon Lattimore from the Saints.

The New Orleans Saints are trading cornerback Marshon Lattimore to the Washington Commanders, as first reported by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and confirmed by ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The news comes just before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, and Rapoport adds that the Saints are getting a “premium draft pick” back for the four-time Pro Bowler.

N ow that we are 10 weeks into the NFL regular season, all 32 clubs are dealing with injuries. Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has already been ruled out for the remainder of the

Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore will miss his second consecutive game with his new team as he continues to work his way back from a hamstring injury, coach Dan Quinn said Wednesday.

The Washington Commanders recently acquired Marshon Lattimore via trade, but head coach Dan Quinn has not been able to use him yet due to a specific reason. The Washington Commanders are truly regarded as contenders this 2024 NFL season.

The Washington Commanders will face the Eagles on Thursday night without newly acquired cornerback Marshon Lattimore, who is recovering from a hamstring injury.