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Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters made the right move by releasing cornerback Marshon Lattimore, but now he has a massive hole to fill
Marshon Lattimore’s Washington tenure ended with a phone call on March 2, 2026. The Commanders released their prized trade deadline acquisition before the March 11 league year, clearing $18.5 million with zero dead money.
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The Washington Commanders announced Friday that they’ve officially released CB Marshon Lattimore. Reports indicated that this move was coming from Washington,
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The Washington Commanders will release cornerback Marshon Lattimore before the 2026 league year, clearing $18.5M in cap room and closing a brief experiment that began with playoff ambitions in 2024.
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To no surprise, Marshon Lattimore will not return to the Commanders in 2026. The veteran cornerback is set to reach free agency early. Lattimore will be released, the expectation of which was first reported by CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz.
He is currently recovering from a torn ACL he suffered last season and will finish his time in Washington appearing in just 11 games.
The Commanders are set to release cornerback Marshon Lattimore after 1 1/2 seasons with the team, according to a CBS Sports report. Lattimore, a four-time Pro Bowler and the Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2017, is entering the final year of a five-year, $97.6 million extension he signed with New Orleans in 2021.
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CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz reports the Commanders are expected to release CB Marshon Lattimore. Per Over The Cap, Washington will save $18.5 million in 2026 cap space with $0 in dead money by releasing Lattimore.
The Washington Commanders are approaching the start of the offseason, and they will be a busy team to try and get back to where they were a year ago. The Commanders will need to do whatever it takes to get some cap space back, which means this is probably the end of the Marshon Lattimore era in the nation's capital.
It appears that Marshon Lattimore’s time with the Washington Commanders will soon be ending. After spending the crux of his time in Washington injured, the nagging injuries affected his on-field performance.
In January, Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was reportedly arrested on charges of carrying concealed weapons and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was arrested in Ohio and is under investigation for a weapon violation, according to a report from Cleveland 19.
Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was arrested Wednesday in Lakewood, Ohio, and is facing two charges. Lattimore, who played college football at Ohio State, is facing charges of carrying concealed weapons and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore is facing a weapons charge following a traffic stop near Cleveland. Lattimore, 29, was arrested on Wednesday night in Lakewood, Ohio.
Marshon Lattimore was not enjoying the most profitable evening at the office against the Seattle Seahawks, and he wasn't alone. But even when the Washington Commanders' cornerback made his one good play on the night, it came with a heavy price attached.
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The Washington Commanders face a pivotal offseason decision regarding cornerback Marshon Lattimore. Acquired at the 2024 trade deadline, Lattimore was "arguably the biggest name dealt at last year’s trade deadline, but he failed to regain his early form in Washington," according to USA Today’s Christian D’Andrea.
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