Adam Peters and Trey Amos talk about the Washington Commanders second-round pick
Briefly

In the 2025 draft, the Washington Commanders selected cornerback Trey Amos from Ole Miss with the 61st overall pick. General manager Adam Peters praised Amos, stating he embodies all the qualities of an ideal cornerback and remarked that he was a candidate for a first-round pick. Peters noted that while edge rushers the team favored were taken before their turn, they chose to secure Amos instead of risking a trade. Amos himself expressed gratitude for the opportunity and talked about his development and readiness for the Commanders' aggressive defensive strategy.
Trey Amos was considered at No. 29, but we didn't trade back with him on the board. We felt it was too risky to lose him.
Arm Peters believes Trey Amos embodies everything a cornerback should be—big, strong, mentally tough—and aligns perfectly with the Commanders' needs.
Trey Amos emphasized building a great relationship with the Commanders during the predraft process and learned valuable life lessons about mental toughness.
Amos expressed his eagerness to work hard for the Commanders, feeling that their aggressive style of defense was well-suited for his skill set.
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