From Bleacher Report: “It wouldn’t necessarily be great process for the Commanders to cut Marshon Lattimore. They traded a third-, fourth- and sixth-round pick for Lattimore and a fifth ahead ...

When the Washington Commanders sent a second-round pick to the New Orleans Saints for an injured but former All-Pro in Marshon Lattimore, the organization was hoping they would get the kind of ...

That was acquired in the Marshon Lattimore trade from New Orleans," Yates said in a social media post following the trade. "The net deal would then be: Commanders get Lattimore and Deebo Samuel ...

The Washington Commanders rolled the dice a few months ago when they traded for former All-Pro cornerback Marshon Lattimore from the New Orleans Saints. While the Commanders made it to the NFC ...

The signing of Harris also reconnects him with former Saints' teammate Marshon Lattimore in Washington, and when speaking with the media, Harris detailed how he wants to work with his defensive ...

The Washington Commanders didn't get an immediate return on their big trade for Marshon Lattimore. One NFL analyst turned up the heat with a scathing assessment of the veteran cornerback's outlook ...

Marshon Lattimore's arrival in Washington at the trade ... On Sunday, the target of his fury took on a greener disposition. Whether Quinn and co. were satisfied with their defensive back's ...

Defensive back Marshon Lattimore talks about the Saints' 48-40 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on September 9, 2018. New Orleans Saints interim head coach Darren ...

The Ringer argues the Saints have a golden opportunity to replace Marshon Lattimore in the 2025 draft. Here's the case for Michigan star Will Johnson.

Dallas Cowboys Co-Owner and Chief Brand Officer Charlotte Jones wakes up with "GMFB" on leading the effort to building the National Medal of Honor Museum and Brian Schottenheimer becoming head coach.