The Commanders rookie cornerback is getting work in with a franchise legend.
The franchise was in need of a reset, and that's exactly what they got this offseason. From ownership to depth, the Commanders have a new-look squad heading into the 2024 NFL season. With the team selecting Heisman-winning quarterback Jayden Daniels as the No. 2 overall pick in the most recent draft, the LSU product headlines the new era.
Sainristil was an All-American during his time at Michigan and he tallied six interceptions in the 2023 college football season en route to a Wolverines National Championship. He's clearly a talented prospect heading into his rookie season, which will see him play a crucial role in the secondary. Working out with Green will only help him improve and prepare even more to begin his NFL career.
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