'He brings something to this defense that we need and he knows that' – Mike Sainristil shows confidence in rookie teammate with high expectations

Lattimore looks healthy again as well, which as the veteran of the group, can certainly help him lead by example. Amos learning techniques and how to attack wide receivers' routes from Lattimore can help jumpstart his impact to start the season.

Amos looks the part already

Amos signed his contract just in time to report to training camp and soak up all the coaching and time on the field with his teammates, and it's paying off. The first thing I noticed about Amos when I saw him at practice was his size and the fluidity of his movement.

He shows a lot of patience in letting the play develop, then reacting as he knows he should instead of getting antsy like a lot of young corners do, which often leads to getting burned. That comes from having confidence in your abilities, but also believing in the coaching staff and your teammates.

"That's what I've been doing and trying to maximize my skillset each and every day," Amos told the media. "Pretty much you just got to go over there with a great mindset and try to learn that technique that the coaches want you to do. I feel like they wouldn't put you in the worst position if you just listen."

The potential of this group is higher than any cornerback room Washinton has had in a long time, and their impact this season can be maximized by their individual skill sets and belief in each other. We will get to see how the trio looks against other teams with the joint practices and preseason games approaching in August.