Commanders cautious about Trey Amos' role in pass defense recovery

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Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Commanders cautious about Trey Amos' role in pass defense recovery
Summary

Washington Commanders cornerback Trey Amos has returned after a lengthy injury period, but coach Daronte Jones downplays expectations of his immediate impact. Amos, who suffered a fibula injury last November and faced setbacks during training camp, played in 58% of defensive snaps in his return against the 49ers. Jones emphasized that Amos' rehabilitation and presence on the field are significant, but restoring the pass defense will require collective effort. The Commanders look to increase Amos' snap count in their upcoming game against the Eagles.

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  • •Trey Amos returned from injury against the 49ers.
  • •Daronte Jones highlights the need for team effort in pass defense.
  • •Amos played 58% of defensive snaps in his recent game.
  • •Jones expects Amos' snap count to increase this week.
  • •Amos is regaining confidence after overcoming multiple injuries.
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  • 12:04 PMYahoo Sports — Commanders don't expect CB Trey Amos to save the pass defense alone
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Daronte Jones says Commanders will not put too much responsibility on Trey Amos.

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