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Intensity rises at Commanders training camp during the first padded practice
Jayden Daniels and the Commanders’ offense found the end zone repeatedly as full pads brought a sharper evaluation of red-zone play and competition.
- On Monday, the Washington Commanders held their first padded practice in Ashburn, Virginia, with coach Dan Quinn observing heightened intensity during full-contact drills.
- Quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Terry McLaurin connected for a touchdown, with McLaurin citing their improved chemistry after a full offseason together.
- Tight end Chig Okonkwo caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Daniels, stating the expanded playbook allows him to "use my speed down the field a lot more."
- Defensively, rookie linebacker Sonny Styles and edge rusher Odafe Oweh disrupted offensive plays, while cornerback Mike Sainristil recorded two pass breakups after allowing an earlier touchdown.
- General manager Adam Peters monitored 1-on-1 matchups to evaluate roster depth, while quarterback Athan Kaliakmanis faced challenges with turnovers that have become an early concern.
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Inside Week One of Commanders Training Camp; Week Two Rings in With First Padded Practice
The Washington Commanders transitioned into the second week of training camp with their first padded practice following a successful opening week marked by strong defensive play and individual standout performances. The post Inside Week One of Commanders Training Camp; Week Two Rings in With First Padded Practice appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Intensity rises at Commanders training camp during first the padded practice
Dan Quinn began Washington Commanders training camp preaching the need for competition. The coach got his wish. The intensity on the field certainly stepped up a notch for the first session with players in full pads. It was an even…
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