The Washington Commanders paid a premium in a trade for Marshon Lattimore from the New Orleans Saints. In order for the ...

Washington Commanders Key Players will be a short series — likely three articles — in which John Portis and Bill-in-Bangkok ...

The Washington Commanders have yet to reap the benefits of last year's trade for 4-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore ...

Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore is about to start his first full season in the nation's capital. The Commanders acquired Lattimore and a draf ...

Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore, who was hampered by a hamstring injury last season, is hoping to return to his previous Pro Bowl form.

The trade didn’t yield dividends for the Washington Commanders last season, but four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore knows how he’s going to fix his struggles. Lattimore revealed ...

ASHBURN, Va. — Noah Brown’s inside-out move had Marshon Lattimore beat. The Washington Commanders’ tallest wide receiver created space near the left sideline during a 7-on-7 drill.

Lattimore is entering the second-to-last year of his deal with Washington. If he does not produce in 2025, the Commanders could cut him in the following offseason and save over $18 million.

Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore is finally starting to return to form after having time to recover from a nagging hamstring injury that sidelined him for seven games last season ...

Marshon Lattimore #23 of the Washington Commanders reacts during an NFL football wild card playoff game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium on January 12, 2025 in Tampa, Florida.