Commanders CB Marshon Lattimore tore his left ACL in Sunday night's loss to the Seahawks and will miss the rest of the season.
The top three corners after Lattimore left were Mike Sainristil, Trey Amos, and Jonathan Jones.
Sainristil opened the season as a full-timer but has seen his playing time dwindle in recent weeks. That included snap shares of just 67%, 71%, and then 55% the past three games.
Amos started opposite Lattimore and has grown into a full-time role over the past five weeks. He missed some time Sunday night with a hip injury but returned.
Jones played sparingly through the first eight weeks before a season-high 49% snap share against the Seahawks. He seems likely to sit third among the group going forward.
Lattimore has declined from the high-level cover man he was early in his career. But a Washington secondary that hasn't been scaring opponents anyway certainly isn't going to get better without him.
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