Marshon Lattimore was invisible in his Commanders debut. That's the point.

Marshon Lattimore's debut with the Washington Commanders was defined by his invisibility on the field; he did not allow any targets, showcasing his impact on defense.

Despite not being targeted once, Lattimore contributed to the Commanders' strong defensive performance, altering their defensive lineup and strategy for increased effectiveness against opponents.

Lattimore expressed satisfaction with his performance after a lengthy injury absence, emphasizing that just being part of the game felt rewarding despite the lack of direct action.

Linebacker Bobby Wagner praised Lattimore, noting his advanced understanding of football and asserting that his presence significantly strengthened the Commanders' defense.

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