Picks up 13 tackles

Clinton-Dix had 13 tackles (11 solo) and a forced fumble in Sunday's 23-21 loss to the Texans.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix has proven to be an elite IDP option with his new team, compiling 28 tackles (24 solo) in three games for the Redskins. He'll continue to have plenty of opportunities in Thursday's matchup with the run-first Cowboys offense.

Eight tackles in win

Clinton-Dix recorded eight tackles (all solo) one pass defensed and a fumble recovery across 69 defensive reps in Sunday's win over the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix played limited in reps in his first game with the Redskins but was unleashed Sunday, as he played every defensive snap in the contest. He now has 42 tackles on the season, along with three interceptions.

Traded to nation's capital

The Packers traded Clinton-Dix to the Redskins on Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: While his tackle count was off the pace of the first four seasons of his career (27 in seven games), Clinton-Dix picked off three passes, marking his third straight campaign with at least that number. He'll join a secondary with fair starters in D.J. Swearinger and Montae Nicholson, likely replacing the latter as the starter at strong safety.

Records sack Sunday

Clinton-Dix posted two tackles (both solo), including a sack, in Sunday's loss to the Lions.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix's two tackles represented his lowest output of the season, but his sack was his first of the year. He hasn't had more than 0.5 sacks in a season since 2015, when he had three. He'll look to maintain his strong play as the Packers aim to get back above .500 next week against the 49ers.

Interception in third straight week

Clinton-Dix recorded four tackles (all solo) and an interception in Sunday's 22-0 win over Buffalo.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix has been red-hot to start the season, equaling his interception total from all of 2017 in just four games. Sunday, he read a pass from Josh Allen and intercepted it through contact with Bills receiver Kelvin Benjamin. Clinton-Dix will look to continue his run of success against Matthew Stafford and the Lions' offense in Week 5.

Snags second interception

Clinton-Dix recorded five tackles (two solo) and an interception in Sunday's loss to the Redskins.

Analysis: Clinon-Dix has now recorded interceptions in back-to-back weeks and is just one shy of equaling his 2017 total. Unlike last week -- when he was the beneficiary of a tipped pass -- Clinton-Dix flashed his coverage skills by reading a throw from Alex Smith and coming down with it. He'll look to maintain the strong play against the Bills and rookie quarterback Josh Allen in Week 4.

Interception in tie vs. Vikings

Clinton-Dix recorded three tackles (all solo) and an interception in Sunday's 29-29 tie against Minnesota.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix's three tackles aren't overly impressive, but he made up for it by nabbing an interception in the final minutes of the fourth quarter that nearly iced the game for Green Bay. Looking ahead, the Packers defense will face its first road test of the season as the team heads to Washington to take on the Redskins in Week 3.

Seven solo tackles Sunday

Clinton-Dix recorded seven tackles, all solo, in Sunday's 24-23 win over Chicago.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix recorded a career-low 79 tackles in 2017 and is looking to bounce back in what is a revamped Green Bay secondary. The 25-year-old safety and the rest of the Packers defense will have their work cut out next week against a loaded Vikings offense.

Tallies three stops in preseason game

Clinton-Dix made three solo tackles in the Packers' third exhibition contest Friday.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix missed some OTA action while tending to a personal matter, but he has participated in all of training camp and each of the Packers' three preseason games thus far. Clinton-Dix will be the Packers' starting free safety in Week 1.

Clinton-Dix was seen in Green Bay on Monday and will attend this week's mandatory minicamp, Michael Cohen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix, who's in a contract year, was absent from voluntary workouts this spring due to personal reasons. However, his impending participation in minicamp suggests the safety has no intentions of holding out in favor of an extension. Coming off three consecutive 1,000-snap seasons, Clinton-Dix should again command a heavy workload in 2018 as Green Bay's clear-cut starting free safety.

Clinton-Dix hasn't been present for the Packers' OTA practices while tending to a personal matter, but plans to join the team for mandatory minicamp next week, Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal reports.

Analysis: There had been some speculation that Clinton-Dix's absence may have been contract-related with his rookie deal expiring after the upcoming season, but the safety's expected attendance for minicamp suggests that a holdout likely isn't in the cards. Clinton-Dix, who will carry a cap hit of $5.6 million in 2018, graded out as Pro Football Focus' 43rd-ranked safety last season and finished with 79 tackles (65 solo), six pass breakups and three interceptions while suiting up in all 16 games for the…read more

Clinton-Dix finished the 2017 season with 79 tackles (65 solo) and three interceptions over 16 games.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix's production took a slight step back in 2017, which was a bit of a surprise for a player seemingly on the rise heading into his fourth season. Nevertheless, Clinton-Dix was still an iron man for the Packers, playing over 99 percent of the defensive snaps, and he will be back in his starting free safety spot next season.

Clinton-Dix made six tackles (four solo) and intercepted a pass in Sunday's 27-21 overtime victory over the Browns.

Analysis: The interception was Clinton-Dix's third of the season and second in four games. He is up to 69 overall stops on the season, which puts him easily in range to top the 80 tackles he compiled in 2016.

Clinton-Dix had nine tackles (seven solo) in Sunday's overtime win against the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix was averaging 4.9 tackles per game, so this performance was a nice boost to his fantasy value. The fourth-year pro could be on the hunt for turnovers in Week 14, as the Packers face the Browns, who have turned the ball over 30 times in 12 games.

Clinton-Dix had five tackles (all solo) and an interception in Sunday's loss to the Ravens.

Analysis: Clinton-Dix's tackle output was right in line with the 5.1 stops he was averaging entering Week 11, but his second interception of the season provided a bonus for those that decided to start him in leagues that use IDPs.