The Washington Commanders agree to terms with 2nd-round draft pick Trey Amos

The draft class is all signed before the start of training camp

The Washington Commanders have reportedly signed 2nd round pick Trey Amos to his rookie contract, completing their 2025 draft class. The Ole Miss corner was one of 30 second round picks that hadn’t been signed until today as they sought more guaranteed money. Amos was the 61st overall pick in the draft and was slotted to get a 4-year, $7.28 million contract with a $1.934 million signing bonus.

Trey Amos was Washington’s second pick in a 5-man draft class. Adam Peters and crew were very excited that the defender was available in the second round, and said Amos could have been Washington’s pick in the first if Josh Conerly Jr hadn’t been available. Amos has been with team during the offseason, and has been turning heads during OTAs. He is expected to earn playing time early, and work with Marshon Lattimore and Mike Sainristil in Washington’s revamped secondary.

Players are returning to Ashburn, VA this week with training camp starting this week, and rookies report tomorrow. Washington won’t have their first practice open to the public until July 27th, and Amos is expected to be a popular player this summer.