Rumors circulated that the Commanders shopped cornerback Noah Igbinoghene, but he remained on the initial 53-man roster while trade discussions may continue. League-wide moves will increase after cutdowns as general managers reassess available players and Adam Peters keeps options open. Veterans like Mike Hilton and Marquez Valdes-Scantling found new teams almost immediately upon release. Each roster addition via trade, waivers, or free agency requires a corresponding cut. Many of the 53 players appear secure, but several spots remain tenuous. Quarterback Josh Johnson secured the third QB role by default yet has not inspired confidence and faces possible demotion. Trent Scott has served as a swing tackle backup but faces competition and uncertainty.
There were rumors on cut-down day that the Washington Commanders were shopping cornerback Noah Igbinoghene. The Auburn veteran ended up on the initial 53-man roster, but that doesn't mean trade talks are over. There will be a lot of moves across the league now that general managers know who is and isn't available. Adam Peters will be keeping all options open, too.
Veterans like Mike Hilton and Marquez Valdes-Scantling appeared to have had new gigs lined up almost as soon as they were being released. Each time a new player is added via trade, the waiver wire, or free agency, his new destination has to make a corresponding cut. Many of the 53 players who constituted the Commanders' roster are locked in. But for a few, their position remains tenuous.
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