The Washington Commanders are not done making changes to the bottom of their roster, as reports from Ben Standig on Team 980 indicate the team plans to sign defensive tackle Byron Cowart. Cowart would help fill the opening created by DJ Davidson, who unexpectedly retired this past weekend.Cowart has appeared in regular-season games for New England, Indianapolis, and Chicago since leaving the University of Maryland. The four-year veteran has appeared in 51 career games after entering the league as a fifth-round pick of the New England Patriots. In those 51 games, he's started 21, recorded 67 tackles (10 for loss), had seven quarterback hits, 3.5 sacks, and deflected a pass.Cowart spent most of last season on injured reserve with an ankle issue, making his health and how quickly he can get back into football shape a major part of what Washington will have to evaluate. The move fits into the Commanders' broader approach to camp this year of raising the level of competition, rather than just bringing in a bunch of camp bodies. While Cowart will not walk through the door with a guaranteed role, his experience gives Washington another legitimate option behind its established defensive tackles after Davidson’s exit.Offensive coordinator David Blough spoke to reporters Monday and gave an evaluation of Jayden Daniels as Washington continues installing its new offensive scheme around its quarterback. Blough said the staff tracks Daniels’ throws and compares his accuracy and completion data across multiple seasons rather than relying solely on how practice looks.This past Saturday, cornerback Trey Amos left practice early without any reason given by the team. Commanders head coach Dan Quinn confirmed Monday that Amos tweaked his ankle while defending Terry McLaurin on a deep ball. Quinn indicated Amos could miss roughly a day or two while the team evaluates him.Amos just returned to practice Friday after spending the beginning of camp working back from the fractured fibula that ended his 2025 season. This new injury may threaten his status as Washington prepares for Wednesday’s joint practice against Miami.