The cornerback position is a major question mark and that’s why Rasul Douglas is in town. He’s already making plays just two days into Commanders training camp.
“If somebody gave you the answers to a test, would you not put the answers down?” Washington Commanders cornerback Rasul Douglas used that analogy Wednesday to describe his desire to read the quarterback, recognize where the football is going and react before the route is completed.
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The Commanders made a veteran addition to their secondary when they signed cornerback Rasul Douglas 12 days ago, alleviating the concerns of several who had been calling for reinforcements at the position.
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The Washington Commanders did not add Rasul Douglas to just add another name to the cornerback room. He was signed because the room needed less guessing.
Miami Dolphins fans hoping Rasul Douglas would rejoin the team are officially out of luck. The cornerback is planning to sign a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders worth up to $3.8 million, according to multiple reports.
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Signing Rasul Douglas did not suddenly make the Washington Commanders the class of the NFC East at cornerback. There is little doubt that the move improved the unit, but what it really did was make their cornerback room more complete.
The Washington Commanders are planning to sign cornerback Rasul Douglas to a one-year deal, ESPN reported Monday. The deal is reportedly worth up to $3.8 million.
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Former Dolphins Cornerback Signs with Washington Miami’s best-performing cornerback from last season is headed to a new team. Rasul Douglas has signed a 1-year deal worth up to $ 4 million with the Washington Commanders.
Washington has made another addition to its defense.
The Commanders have arranged a veteran addition in the secondary. Cornerback Rasul Douglas plans to sign with Washington, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Commanders are signing CB Rasul Douglas to a one-year deal worth up to $3.8 million. Douglas, 30, was a former third-round pick of the Eagles back in 2017.
Rasul Douglas Would Be a Shrewd Free-Agent Signing Going into the 2025 season, Miami’s cornerback room was depleted and lacking top-end talent. Even though they drafted Chris Johnson in the first round this past April, the 2026 edition of the Dolphins’ cornerbacks does not look much better than when they ended last season.
A former third-round pick out of West Virginia by the Eagles in 2017, Rasul Douglas’ big breakout came in 2021 with the Packers. After washing out in Philadelphia and spending a year in Carolina, he was languishing on the Cardinals’ practice squad when Green Bay came calling due to injuries suffered at the cornerback position.
Rasul Douglas may have said a lot with one word. The veteran cornerback recently referred to Green Bay as “home” when asked about a possible return to the Packers, and that comment quickly added fuel to reunion speculation.
The Miami Dolphins have a big offseason ahead with first-time general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. One of the first things they’ll have to decide on is the team’s 29 internal free agents.
Dolphins Should Keep Rasul Douglas for 2026 It seemed like Rasul Douglas would be a one-year rental. Signed in the week leading up to the 2025 season opener, Douglas was a stopgap option after the season-ending injuries to Kader Kohou and Artie Burns, along with the Dolphins having multiple inexperienced players at the cornerback position.
The Miami Dolphins got it at right at cornerback after an offseason of uncertainty. Rasul Douglas winning AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance in the Week 14 victory against the New York Jets was just icing on the cake.
The Miami Dolphins' secondary is unproven, but recently signed cornerback Rasul Douglas doesn’t view the unit as a flaw. A 2017 third-round draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles, Douglas started 15 games for the Buffalo Bills last season.
Frequent communication between Rasul Douglas and the Dolphins has produced a deal.
Josina Anderson reports that free agent cornerback Rasul Douglas “didn’t move on an offer” from the Miami Dolphins on Thursday. According to Anderson, Douglas continues to field interest from “multiple” teams.
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Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports the former Bills CB Rasul Douglas “quietly visited” the Dolphins last weekend. Jackson adds Miami made an offer, but the two sides did not come to an agreement.
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