When the Washington Redskins get a visit from the Buffalo on Sunday, they’ll see a familiar face in the Bills’ secondary. Safety Bacarri Rambo was the Redskins’ sixth-round pick in 2013. Because of injuries and lack of talent and depth in the Redskins’ secondary at the time, Rambo was forced into significant playing time, perhaps before he was ready for such a role.
Per Pro Football Focus, Rambo played 340 snaps as a rookie and was attributed with 10 missed tackles that season. He was benched and then cut in Sept. 2014. The Bills signed him two months later, and since then, his play has shown steady growth.