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Veteran edge rusher Jacob Martin is making the Washington Commanders regret an easily avoidable mistake in letting him walk.

Writer Dean Jones argues that the Washington Commanders made a significant mistake by allowing edge rusher Jacob Martin to leave in free agency. After serving in an expanded role for Washington last season, Martin signed a two-year, $9 million contract with the Tennessee Titans that included $4.5 million guaranteed.
Jones highlights that Martin has thrived under Titans head coach Robert Saleh, recording seven sacks and 29 pressures across 59 percent of defensive snaps. Despite Washington adding expensive options like Odafe Oweh, the column contends that retaining Martin at an affordable price would have greatly benefited coordinator Daronte Jones' defense.
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