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NOTE: THIS IS A REVISIT OF AN ARTICLE THAT I ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON MAY 7th OF THIS YEAR. I HOPE YOU ENJOY MY CURRENT RUMINATIONS ON MY PRESEASON THOUGHTS ABOUT 27 FREE AGENTS. The 5 o’clock club is published from…

Bill Horgan revisits his preseason assessments of Washington's veteran free agents to review how they have performed through the early part of the season. The writer evaluates several offseason additions and re-signings under defensive coordinator Daronte Jones, comparing his initial expectations against on-field results and injury developments.
Horgan highlights cornerback Amik Robertson as a standout surprise who has performed near a Pro Bowl level. In contrast, he notes that high-profile edge rushers Odafe Oweh and Charles Omenihu have experienced uneven or injury-curtailed production relative to their contracts.
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