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Washington releases Marshon Lattimore before the new league year, freeing up $18.5 million in cap space for the secondary reset.
The midseason 2024 trade sent Lattimore to Washington for Saints picks, reshaping the secondary's outlook.
Lattimore's Washington tenure included injuries and penalties, limiting impact and prompting questions about fit in the secondary.

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sports10h ago

The Steelers are eyeing a starting cornerback addition for the 2026 season amid a crowded CB room.
A potential veteran option is Marshon Lattimore, who could be released by Washington.
Lattimore would bring starting outside ability and veteran leadership to Pittsburgh's nickel and outside roles.
Lattimore's contract could be affordable after his Pro Bowl-era deal.
The Steelers might pair Lattimore with top draft CBs like Chris Johnson or D'Angelo Ponds.
The move would help the Steelers address pass defense and depth ahead of the draft.
Porter Jr. remains the top cover option, with questions about Ramsey's role in the defense.
Draft strategy could yield 3–9 starter-level cornerbacks in the early rounds.
The Commanders may have released Lattimore during his peak contract era.
Lattimore could fill the slot and provide stability in the Steelers' secondary.
The article frames Lattimore as an affordable, reliable option on a reduced cap hit.

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crime6h ago

Washington Commanders cut Marshon Lattimore, freeing $18.5 million in cap space amid the firearms case.
Lattimore was arrested January 7 on carrying a concealed weapon and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
Bodycam footage shows Lattimore telling police he did not have any weapons in his car.
Lattimore suffered a season-ending knee injury in November prior to the arrest.
Attorneys said Lattimore is cooperating with law enforcement and facing ongoing legal proceedings.
Lattimore is a former Defensive Rookie of the Year and has four Pro Bowl selections.
Lattimore was with the Washington Commanders after a 2023 trade from New Orleans.
Ohio police cited expired plates as the initial reason for the traffic stop.
Lattimore has a background with prior firearm-related issues in 2021.
Lattimore pled guilty previously to a lesser charge related to firearms.

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