Trey Amos
Washington CommandersModel Score
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
Season Stats · 10 games
Draft & College
He went about where consensus had him.
Covers the college seasons in our data, which does not always reach back to a player's first year.
Comps
STM Take
Rookie tier 8 (#82) for a 61st overall 2nd-round pick with the 2024 First-Team All-SEC honors is below the year-one median for 2nd-round CB prospects on Pro Bowl trajectories. The Ole Miss-via-Alabama SEC transfer pedigree plus the structural Commanders anchor role gives him real elite college foundation. The 2026 question is whether Amos crosses into tier 6-7 territory in his year-two jump or whether the structural rookie tier 8 finish becomes the realistic baseline.
Amos came out of Ole Miss as the Washington Commanders' 2nd-round pick (61st overall) in 2025 after transferring from Alabama for his final college season and earning 2024 First-Team All-SEC honors. The Commanders installed him in the CB rotation as a rookie. His first STTM appearance comes in 2025 at tier 8 (#82), the year-one developmental band for 2nd-round CB prospects.
Strengths
- Ole Miss-via-Alabama SEC transfer pedigree plus 2024 First-Team All-SEC honors plus the 61st overall draft slot establishes real elite college foundation.
- Year-one rotational reps for the Commanders at age 22 plus the structural anchor reps gives him the developmental runway.
Concerns
- Rookie tier 8 (#82) is below the year-one median for 2nd-round CB picks on Pro Bowl trajectories.
- Washington's broader defensive identity around Jayden Daniels's offensive priority compresses the structural support around Amos.
What to watch: Whether Amos crosses into tier 6 (top 50) in 2026, the standard year-two threshold for 2nd-round CB picks on Pro Bowl trajectories.