The Washington Commanders could have a tough situation on their hands if one of their trade acquisitions doesn't pan out.

Marshon Lattimore's injury risk and mediocre play could make him eligible for a trade if the Washington Commanders has any last hopes of maximizing his market value.

Sure, great players have their own methods and measures that got them to where they are when it comes to being labeled as ...

However, one analyst believes this addition places four-time Pro Bowler Marshon Lattimore's long-term status in severe jeopardy. Adam Peters threw his support behind Lattimore this offseason.

Reports say the Commanders could be interested in moving veteran cornerback Marshon Lattimore in a trade, if the organization is interested in maximizing Daniels' rookie contract with more young ...

This puts the onus squarely on Marshon Lattimore to make the improvements needed to nullify this new threat within the NFC East. Washington's first major aggressive move of the Adam Peters era saw ...

The Saints selected Louisville cornerback Quincy Riley with the 131st overall draft selection, a pick New Orleans got in return for the Marshon Lattimore trade with the Washington Commanders ...

They were supposed to get some insurance in a blockbuster moved that landed the Commanders with Marshon Lattimore off the New Orleans Saints. But that move was anti-climatic. The Commanders ...

Washington was also down to five selections after three separate trades for Marshon Lattimore, Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil. We graded each Washington selection. Everyone received an A or A-.