Ben Sinnott

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		33	16	142	2
2025		16	11	114	1
2024		17	5	28	1

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Washington locked up Ben Sinnott on what amounts to a solid value play, securing the tight end for four years at $1.8M annually with $4.6M guaranteed — a deal that earns a B CVI rating. For a depth piece at the position, this contract strikes the right balance between commitment and financial prudence, giving the Commanders a reliable backup option without breaking the bank. The modest average annual value reflects Sinnott's current role in the offense, but the guaranteed money shows Washington believes he has untapped potential to develop into something more substantial. The four-year term provides excellent roster stability at a position where decent depth can be hard to find, while the financial structure keeps the risk minimal if his development plateaus. This represents smart roster building — Washington gets a young tight end with upside at a price that won't hamstring their salary cap, and if Sinnott develops into a more prominent role, this contract will look like an absolute steal in years two and three.

Performance Analysis

Ben Sinnott earns an F for the Commanders at tight end, a rookie who has not made the impact Washington expected when they drafted him. Sinnott was brought in for his receiving ability, but he has not been able to get open consistently at the NFL level. His route running is raw, and his blocking has not been strong enough to keep him on the field in non-passing situations. Washington needs their young players to develop, and Sinnott is behind schedule in that regard. The talent is there on paper, but the on-field production has been virtually nonexistent so far.