As #Commanders training camp ramps up, these are some of the things I'm looking for:
1. Antonio Williams' development. How fast can he absorb the offense and contribute? He has the opportunity to seize a major role in this offense. Can he do it?
2. The LB Corps. With three talented LBs, how will they be deployed? Quinn has mentioned Luvu as a Green Dot candidate. Meaning, he wouldn't leave the field. Interesting take considered a "down year" last season.
3. Chig Okonkwo. I'd like to see him be active, often. How will he be used in this offense? Should be a key player this season.
4. Pass coverage. Specifically Styles in the middle, and Robertson/Sainristil. The defense goes as they go.
5. Offensive operation. I'm hoping to see efficiency getting in and out of the huddle, and good play execution. New system, new skills to learn.
6. Nick Cross' usage. I anticipate a lot of three safety sets. Will Cross be more close to the line? He could be our dimebacker/buffalo nickel this year.
#RaiseHail
Offense won the two point conversion contest here at Commanders training camp.
It was 3-2 in favor of the offense, but the first team defense did do fairly well against the first team offense.
Rookie receiver, Antonio Williams was a standout on one offensive conversion creating great separation, working his way wide open in the middle of the end zone for Sam Hartman.
The @Commanders just got the SMOOTHEST slot technician in the entire 2026 WR class. Might as well call him Picasso because his route running paints a filthy picture. He breaks ankles at the top of routes and is fearless over the middle. He will be a chain mover in Washington. Just the type of WR that, if coached properly, can help Jayden Daniels take the next step in his development.