Aaron Colvin will be back in Washington for another season. The Redskins announced today that they’ve re-signed the cornerback.
The 28-year-old started the 2019 season with the Texans, but he was released after allowing a key catch to Ted Ginn Jr. during Houston’s Week 1 loss to the Saints. Colvin subsequently signed with the Redskins, and he proceeded to appear in six games (two starts) for his new team, compiling 10 tackles and two passes defended.
The 2014 fourth-round pick spent the first four seasons of his career with the Jaguars, including a 2015 campaign where he started a career-high 15 games. Colvin signed a four-year, $34MM contract (including $18MM guaranteed) with the Texans prior to the 2018 campaign.
Washington’s secondary will look a whole lot different next season, as both Quinton Dunbar and Josh Norman are gone. The Redskins brought in Ronald Darby and Kendall Fuller to take their place, and they can also turn to Colvin and former third-rounder Fabian Moreau.
Ain’t even a redskins fan but don’t sleep on them while they’re in the second worst division in football that’s not named the afc East
I think they’re still a couple years away. Guice needs to prove he’s not made of glass, they have no left tackle, and the core is still relatively inexperienced. It’ll all depend on how well Haskins develops. However, I think they’re in good hands under Riverboat Ron
The Redskins play their SB on November 22 when they host the Bengals. They won’t win a game after that.