When the Commanders hired Adam Peters as general manager and Dan Quinn as head coach this offseason, it opened yet another new era for a franchise that has spent the last two-plus decades starting over and over again.

Five of Washington’s past seven first-round draft picks have been released or traded as the new front office continues to overhaul the roster.

Jamin Davis' time in Washington has come to an end. After 50 games and 282 tackles in three-and-a-half seasons, the

Jamin Davis, like fellow first-round picks Montez Sweat, Chase Young and Jahan Dotson, is no longer with the Washington Commanders. On Tuesday afternoon, the team announced the release of the 19th player selected in the 2021 NFL Draft.

The Washington Commanders have released 2021 first-round pick Jamin Davis. The new regime led by general manager Adam Peters and coach Dan Quinn had attempted to revitalize the former linebacker's career by moving him to defensive end.

Jamin Davis was a former three-star recruit from South Georgia who Kentucky helped develop into a first-round draft pick. The Washington Commanders selected the linebacker with the No. 19 overall selection in the 2021 NFL Draft.

The Washington Commanders released 2021 first round pick Jamin Davis following a disappointing start to the 2024 regular season.

The Washington Commanders released defensive end Jamin Davis, unloading yet another first-round pick from their recent past. Davis, the 19th overall pick in 2021, started at linebacker for his first three seasons before moving to end this offseason under new coach Dan Quinn.