Robertson spent four years with the Raiders before joining the Lions for 2024 and '25, starting 35 games over that span and nabbing five interceptions. With Washington, the 183-pound corner will have a starting role alongside third-year man Mike Sanristil, especially with the release of veteran Marshon Lattimore. Last season, Robertson played 76% of the defensive snaps for Detroit.
In watching Robertson, there's a lot to like. He is feisty and competitive, and embodies what head coach Dan Quinn always preaches. However, he's small, giving Washington two smaller cornerbacks. His size hasn't proven to be a detriment through six NFL seasons, as he bounces back and forth between the slot and outside. Robertson has had success against the Vikings' Justin Jefferson. He's a good player.