What happened: The transaction follows a July 6 agreement with Rasul Douglas. The veteran cornerback is entering his 10th NFL season.
Why it matters: Washington is coming off a season in which its defense ranked last in the NFL, making secondary depth a roster priority. Douglas brings 93 regular-season starts and 21 career interceptions.
By the numbers: Douglas started 13 of 15 games in 2025, recording two interceptions and 13 pass defenses. He has 92 pass defenses and three interception-return touchdowns across 135 regular-season games.
What to watch: Training camp will show where Douglas fits in Washington's outside-corner rotation.