The Washington Commanders have released Jamin Davis, their 2021 first-round pick, after a disappointing tenure marked by a shift from linebacker to defensive end under new head coach Dan Quinn. Davis, who was drafted 19th overall, had been unable to secure a significant role, playing in only five games this season and making just 13 tackles without a sack. His release marks the departure of the last remaining first-round selection from the 2019-2022 drafts, as the Commanders continue to reshape their roster. Additionally, Washington has activated Efe Obada and signed safety Ben Nikkel and receiver Michael Strachan to the practice squad, while cornerback Kevon Seymour received a six-game suspension for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing substances policy. The Commanders are also preparing for their next game against Chicago, potentially without rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels due to injury. Davis's career stats include 269 tackles, seven sacks, and one interception over three seasons with the team.