The Washington Commanders have signed veteran cornerback Jonathan Jones to a one-year deal valued at $5.5 million, which could rise to $6.5 million through incentives. This move comes after the team lost out on D.J. Reed, who opted for a deal with the Detroit Lions. Jones, 31, has had a successful nine-year tenure with the New England Patriots and is expected to bolster the Commanders' secondary, enhancing their capability in man coverage, an area they are keen to emphasize this season.
The Commanders signed former Patriots cornerback Jonathan Jones to a one-year deal worth $5.5 million, providing a reliable man coverage option after missing out on D.J. Reed.
Jonathan Jones, an experienced 31-year-old cornerback, brings essential skills from his time with the Patriots, including versatility in man coverage despite being undersized.
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