By: Zach Selby
It's a part of Croskey-Merritt's skill set the Washington Commanders hope they will get more of in his second season. Croskey-Merritt made a lasting impression on his coaches and fans last season with one of the better ground performances for a running back in recent franchise history, recording 805 yards and eight touchdowns. There's a chance Croskey-Merritt could be the lead back in the newest version of the Commanders' backfield, but his coaches had a challenge for him: improve the other parts of his skill set, particularly in the passing game.




