Trade deadline: Commanders admit error on William Jackson. What can they learn?
The William Jackson III signing? GO DEEPER Commanders trade Jackson III to Steelers “Quite honestly, we didn’t find the fit that we were hoping to find,” Commanders head coach Ron Rivera said Tuesday during an interview with NBC4 Washington. Ron Rivera tells @JPFinlayNBCS why it didn't work with William Jackson III in Washington pic.twitter.com/dYLXDd6oPf — NBC Sports Commanders November 1, 2022 As expected, the Commanders held on to their other players, including defensive tackle and 2023 free agent Daron Payne. Washington owed Jackson another $2.77 million this season — Pittsburgh takes over those payments — and only Wentz had a higher cap hit this season with Washington. Washington’s man usage ticked slightly to 31.2 percent in the three games without Jackson.
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