The Washington Commanders were expecting much more from cornerback Marshon Lattimore. Adam Peters spent premium draft capital to acquire the four-time Pro Bowler via trade from the New Orleans Saints before the 2024 deadline, and the general manager hasn't gotten any consistent return from his significant investment.
Opposing offenses are starting to figure out what Lattimore has become. He'll have some good moments, but the defensive back is also a liability. He can get burned for huge gains downfield, and his poor technique in an attempt to compensate for diminishing athleticism results in frustrating penalties in crucial moments.