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The Washington Commanders have traded for kicker Cade York from the Cleveland Browns, sending a conditional seventh-round pick in return. This move comes after the Commanders faced a kicking dilemma following the release of veteran kicker Brandon McManus. York, who had a promising start to his career but struggled in his rookie season, will look to solidify the Commanders' special teams unit.
- The Commanders are actively seeking stability in their kicking game after multiple changes.
- Cade York's performance will be closely monitored as he has had ups and downs in his young career.
Cade York | K
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- York was initially drafted by the Browns and had a notable debut with a game-winning 58-yard field goal.
- His rookie season saw him make 24 of 32 kicks, but he struggled with consistency, particularly in high-pressure situations.
Washington Commanders
- The team is looking to stabilize their kicking situation after multiple changes and a recent trade for Cade York.
- York's success will be crucial for the Commanders as they aim to improve their special teams.
Cleveland Browns
- The Browns moved on from Cade York after his inconsistent performance and have now traded him to the Commanders.
- They previously acquired veteran kicker Dustin Hopkins to replace York.