Washington Football Team Free Agency Outlook: Part 2

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Free Agency – Current Roster

Lamar Miller, RB – Re-signed, 3/17/21 to a one-year deal.
Dustin Hopkins, K – Re-signed, 3/15/21 to a one-year deal.
David Sharpe, OT – Re-signed, 3/17/21 to a one-year deal.
Taylor Heinicke, QB – Re-signed, 2/10/20. Heinicke signed a two-year contract with incentives.
Jared Norris, LB – Re-signed, 3/23/21
Danny Johnson, CB/ST – Re-signed, 3/23/21
Jeremy Sprinkle, TE – Sprinkle hasn’t been re-signed at this time and it seems likely that the Washington Football Team will move in a different direction.
Ryan Kerrigan, DE – If Kerrigan is still unsigned after the draft, the Washington Football Team could offer him a new one-year deal.
Fabian Moreau, CB – Signed with the Falcons, 3/24/21
Mychal Kendricks, LB – Washington is not likely to re-sign Kendricks.
Reuben Foster, LB – Washington is not likely to re-sign Foster.
Ryan Anderson, LB – Signed with the Giants, 3/23/21.
Thomas Davis, LB – Davis retired earlier this off-season.
Kevin Pierre-Louis, LB – It was announced that KPL was going to the Texans on a two-year contract, but that deal hasn’t been signed yet.
Ronald Darby, CB – He is now with the Denver Broncos after signing a three-year deal worth $30 million.
Nick Sundberg, LS – The Washington Football Team will move on from Sundberg. In the first update, we mentioned that competition could be coming after some poor snaps over the last couple of years.

Brandon Scherff, OG – Franchised, 3/9/21. A long-term deal could be signed before the start of the 2021 regular season.

Cam Sims, WR – Tendered. Signed, 3/24/21. The Washington Football Team placed a late-round tender on Sims. He could be a target for other teams.
Robert Foster, WR – Foster was not tendered and he recently signed a contract with the Dolphins.

Jonathan Allen, DE – Fifth-year option, 4/27/20. Allen will be playing with the 2021 option this year and he is likely to receive a new contract in 2022 or be franchised.

These players are on injured reserve for now, but that will change drastically in the coming weeks when OTAs, Mini-Camp, and Training Camp begin.

Harmon and Hall are likely to return to the lineup in the coming weeks.

This section will be updated as needed.

We don’t know if there will be a 2021 COVID opt-out for players. If it returns, we’ll list Washington Football Team players who choose this option.

Wes Martin, OG – How long will he last. His time in Washington is likely coming to an end.
Peyton Barber, RB – Should he stay or should he go?
Troy Apke, FS/ST – A special teamer only could be around in 2021, but that is the only reason why.
David Steinmetz, OT – Steinmetz was added to the roster late in the 2020 season. It’s unlikely for him to be on the roster this fall.
Marcus Baugh, TE – Baugh probably gets his walking papers later this summer.
Steven Sims, WR/PR/KR – Sims has a lot to prove in OTAs, Mini-Camp, and Training Camp.
Geron Christian, OT – Will he be supplanted by a draft choice this year?
Bryce Love, RB – Oh, what could have been…
Thaddeus Moss, TE – The fan favorite will need to show that past injuries are behind him.
Greg Stroman, CB/PR – Does anyone remember him?
Caleb Brantley, DE/DT – He opted out last season. Washington may opt-out from Brantley this season.