Jalyn Holmes, a defensive end for the Commanders, is a familiar face for Marshon Lattimore, as they were part of the same Ohio State recruiting class. Holmes expressed enthusiasm about Lattimore joining the team, highlighting his skills as a lockdown corner capable of shutting down the opposing team's top receiver.

Jalyn Holmes has been signed to the Commanders' active roster after previously spending time with the Jets. At 28 years old, he has bounced around the league since leaving Ohio State in 2018. Quinn expressed confidence in Holmes' abilities, noting his quickness and potential to contribute to the defensive line rotation alongside other players stepping up in the wake of injuries.

Jalyn Holmes, a former player for the New York Jets, has been signed by the Commanders as a free agent to fill an open roster spot. The Norfolk native and Lake Taylor High star made four tackles in five games this season with the Jets. His addition comes as the team deals with injuries to key defensive players, including Jonathan Allen and Javontae Jean-Baptiste.

Jalyn Holmes was signed as a free agent to fill an open roster spot for the Commanders after the team placed Jonathan Allen and Javontae Jean-Baptiste on injured reserve. Holmes, 28, previously played for the New York Jets, where he made four tackles in five games this season.

Jalyn Holmes, recently cut by the New York Jets after appearing in five games this season, has been signed by the Washington Commanders to strengthen their defensive line. The 28-year-old has prior experience with the Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, and Chicago Bears, having been selected in the fourth round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Holmes is preparing to make his debut with the Commanders against the Carolina Panthers in Week 7.