Redskins Agree to Terms with Former Terp, Steeler Safety

The Redskins needed a free safety to push Montae Nicholson to the door frame or possibly even out the door. They found someone familiar with the area.

Sean Davis played his college ball at Maryland. He was a late second-round pick in 2016, at No. 58 overall. 

The Redskins probably should have picked him back then, but they have him now. 

Coming off an injury plagued year, the former Terp is agreeing to terms with the Redskins as free agency officially opened across the NFL.

Former Steelers’ safety Sean Davis will sign with the Redskins on a one-year deal worth up to $5 million, per @RosenhausSports

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 18, 2020

Deals cannot be completed and official until a physical exam is completed and signed off on, a problem that the NFL seemingly forgot about when rushing to the altar to dominate the landscape in this crazy mid-March. 

Here's our video analysis of the agreement and what it means for others.

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