LANDOVER, MD—New York Jets slot receiver Jamison Crowder might not have been able to thrust the Washington Redskins into NFC contention; but there’s little doubt that he’s missed in Landover.
Crowder was one of the few consistent contributors in what has otherwise been a decade of uncertainty and malarkey for Washington. Between 2015 and 2018, dating back to the season where the Redskins named him their fourth-round pick, Crowder led the team with 2,628 receiving yards. He would also add 14 touchdowns to that tally, second only to Jordan Reed.
Faced with his first free agency tenure, the Redskins allowed him to walk, and the Jets provided a sanctuary with a three-year, $28.