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The Washington Commanders have signed cornerback Michael Davis, as the team announced. The terms of the deal are not yet known.

Davis was undrafted in 2017 and in May 2017 he signed with the Los Angeles Chargers. He played with the squad from 2017 to 2023. He was a starter with the Chargers and had participated in all the games considering the last two seasons, as per Pro Football Talk.
In the last campaign, the cornerback registered 62 tackles, one interception, and ten passes defended. According to the Associated Press, Davis had shared, “I felt like this was the best place for me to be at, the best place for me to come here and improve myself. I couldn’t pass up on the opportunity.”

He further continued, “I knew that I could be the perfect fit in his scheme. I know that Dan Quinn likes bigger corners — bigger and faster and taller corners — and I’m that.”
Davis comes in a position which was earlier handled by Kendall Fuller who has now joined the Miami Dolphins with a two-year $16.5 million contract.