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Emerges as rookie starter Curl finished his 2020 rookie season with 88 tackles (63 solo), four pass defenses, three interceptions and two sacks in 16 games.

Impact The seventh-round pick made 11 starts and finished second on the team in tackles, handling a three-down role from Week 9 onward. He averaged 7.9 tackles over his final nine games of the regular season, then added seven more tackles in the playoff loss to Tampa Bay. PFF graded Curl at No. 28 out of 94 qualified safeties, further cementing his status as a starting-caliber player. He and Landon Collins (Achilles) could give Washington a formidable duo at safety in 2021, assuming the veteran makes a smooth recovery from his season-ending injury. Curl's IDP value could take a hit with Collins healthy, as the 27-year-old's comfort level playing up in the box could force his teammate into more snaps as a deep safety.

JANUARY 12 • ROTOWIRE

Chase Young, Kamren Curl Named To PFF's 2020 All-Rookie Team As the NFL regular season came to end this past weekend, Pro Football Focus came out with its 2020 All-Rookie Team. Among the list of rising...

JANUARY 4 • WASHINGTONFOOTBALL.COM

Kamren Curl shows great reflexes snagging INT against Zach Ertz Washington Football Team safety Kamren Curl shows great reflexes snagging INT against Zach Ertz.

JANUARY 3 • NFL.COM

Keeps churning out tackles Curl posted eight tackles (six solo) in Sunday's 20-15 loss to Washington.

Impact The rookie seventh-round pick continues to fill in admirably for Landon Collins (Achilles), who is on IR. Curl made his seventh straight start and his ninth of the season Sunday. Since becoming a full-time starter, Curl has averaged 8.6 tackles per game, adding two sacks, two pass breakups and a pick-six in that stretch.

DECEMBER 21, 2020 • ROTOWIRE

Press Conference: Kamren Curl | December 13, 2020

DECEMBER 13, 2020 • YOUTUBE

Washington S Kamren Curl flips into end zone after scoring 76-yard pick six vs. 49ers

Washington S Kamren Curl flips into end zone after scoring 76-yard pick six vs. 49ers

DECEMBER 13, 2020 • Fox Sports

Strong tackling continues Curl posted eight tackles (seven solo) in Monday's 23-17 win over Pittsburgh.

Impact Curl has taken on a much larger role in the second half of the season, registering at least right tackles in each of his last five games after recording no more than three tackles in any of his first seven games. The rookie seventh-round pick has cemented himself as Washington's starting strong safety.

DECEMBER 9, 2020 • ROTOWIRE

Young safeties Kamren Curl and Jeremy Reaves show promise against Cowboys Injuries and inconsistent play gave the duo a chance in a big moment on the road last week and they delivered.

DECEMBER 1, 2020 • THEATHLETIC.COM

Leads team in tackles Sunday Curl recorded nine tackles (five solo) across 68 defensive reps in Sunday's win over the Bengals.

Impact The seventh-round rookie from Arkansas has been a playmaker on Washington's defense over the past three weeks, recording 29 tackles and two sacks during that span. Since Landon Collins (Achilles) has been ruled out, Curl has played in 100 percent of the defensive snaps for Washington. He'll look to continue his great rookie campaign on Thursday in Dallas.

NOVEMBER 24, 2020 • ROTOWIRE

Gets sack, leads team in tackles Curl collected 11 total tackles, including one sack during Sunday's 23-20 loss to the Giants.

Impact The seventh-round rookie was one of Washington's most fierce defenders in his seventh start of 2020, obliterating his previous game high of three tackles. Curl contributed two of Washington's nine QB hits on Giants signal-caller Daniel Jones, but the typically turnover-prone Jones was able to avoid any giveaways during Week 9.

NOVEMBER 9, 2020 • ROTOWIRE

Starting role on tap Curl will start at strong safety following news that Landon Collins (torn Achilles) is done for the season, John Keim of ESPN.com reports.

Impact The Football Team selected Curl in the seventh round of April's draft after the 21-year-old spent three years as a starter for Arkansas. Curl immediately secured a role in Washington's defense, logging more than 30 percent of the defensive workload in five of seven games and recording 17 tackles (12 solo). Now, he's set to bump into a starting role that could pay major dividends for fantasy managers in IDP settings. Collins was on pace for a third straight 100-tackle season, and while Curl isn't of the same caliber, he could produce similar numbers at the position. He's worth a flier in deeper leagues, although Washington will be on bye Week 8.

OCTOBER 27, 2020 • ROTOWIRE