Commanders' Mike Sainristil makes plays, no matter where he lines up
Briefly

Dan Quinn implemented a strategy for the Washington Commanders focusing on consistency while adapting key roles. A notable adjustment was shifting rookie Mike Sainristil from nickelback to cornerback due to injuries and performance. Sainristil, who has a strong work ethic and playmaking skills, not only adjusted well but excelled, concluding the season leading all NFL rookies in tackles and pass defenses. Quinn's decision has contributed significantly to the team's improved performance on the field.
...I had one vision of where he'd play, and due to his work ethic and playmaking ability, it changed. And I thought having that was a significant move for us.
Sainristil was one of Washington's most coveted draft selections because of his physical and instinctive play on the field and his leadership off it.
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