Commanders' defense just got a boost fans have been waiting years for

Offseason workouts are the installation and familiarity phase of preparations. It's less intense, allowing players a chance to get back into the groove before the tempo gets ramped up at training camp. That doesn't mean there weren't some positive clues to emerge from the Washington Commanders' standpoint. One notable insight was revealed by a respected team insider, and it's notable. Ben Standig from The Athletic provided a bullish outlook on Washington's cornerback unit, which he believes could be vastly improved next season if everyone hits their required targets. Standig highlighted Marshon Lattimore's return to health as a big reason behind his optimism. The additions of Jonathan Jones and second-round pick Trey Amos should also allow Mike Sainristil to move back inside, which is where his skills are best suited, despite thriving on the boundary during his rookie campaign. The Commanders’ cornerback room has a chance to be much improved. Injuries have haunted [Marshon] Lattimore, but he arrived healthy