Commanders work out S Marcus Maye, three others

Maye is the most accomplished of the bunch, as the former second-round pick has 92 games on his resume. The veteran got into 15 games in stints with the Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Chargers in 2024, and that campaign ended on injured reserve after Maye suffered an ankle injury in December. While the safety hasn’t recently come close to matching his New York Jets run, he still graded out as an above-average safety during his age-31 season.

Worley has gotten into even more games, as the journeyman has 99 appearances since his debut in 2016. While the West Virginia product was a starter earlier in his career with the Carolina Panthers and Las Vegas Raiders, he’s settled into more of a backup role in recent years, starting only 15 of his 42 appearances since the 2020 campaign. Wallace got a chance to start in 2023 when he was with the Arizona Cardinals and Tennessee Titans, but he reverted back to his reserve role with the Seattle Seahawks in 2024.

Mahoney is the only inexperienced option out of the foursome. The former Vanderbilt star joined the San Francisco 49ers as a UDFA in 2024 and ended up getting into three games as a rookie. He stuck with San Francisco through the offseason and landed on its practice squad following the 2025 preseason. He was cut from the 49ers taxi squad last month.

Quan Martin exited Sunday night’s game with a hamstring issue, and Tyler Owens popped up on this week’s injury report with the same issue. While the Commanders should eventually get Will Harris back on the field, the team could be temporarily tapped at the position. Jeremy Reaves, Darnell Savage and Percy Butler represent the team’s only healthy options at the position, with Robert McDaniel also around on the practice squad.