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John Kim
Ashburn, va. , Washington Commander‘Crime does not look sharp for most of the summer, but the aggressive coordinator Cliff Kingsbury knows why: a lot of players are missing, starting with a broad receiver Terry McLorin,
With the season starting in three weeks, they need work.
Kingsbury said about McLorin on Friday, “There is not a ton contact with him.” “He has been here, but he is working with the trainers, so we will start building that back until he comes back to the grass.”
McLorin, who is demanding a contract expansion, is one of the four major aggressive players for commanders, who have missed sufficient time in this summer. It has achieved less success than the camp in the previous season. Others are getting opportunities to prove what they can do, but Kingsbury wants to know what the initial groups can do together.
“This is a task in progress,” Kingsbury said about the crime. “Until we take back some of these pieces, we will not really know what we are. … This is something that we have to receive in the next three weeks.”
Washington’s crime ranks fifth in points and seventh in Gaja in last season and the quarterback is ruled by aggressive miscreants of the year. Jayden danielCommanders traded for extensive receiver Debo Samuel And left Luorous tunsil And draft prepared Josh Connori Junior. In the first round.
But this is not equal to a crime in the sink in this summer. McLarin missed the first four days and was physically unable to exit, when he reported. Start the right guard Sam Cosmi A torn ACL is recovering from; Launch Brandon coalman Got out of the ground on 2 August and did not practice since then.
In addition, comprehensive receiver Noah Brown In spring, recovering from knee injury, sufficient practice time has been missed in this summer.
“You don’t have [the] Kingsbury said, “Kingsbury said,” Both of your outside screws and both of your outside pieces are introduced in the guard. ,
Major relations begin with Daniel and McLarin, who caught Career-Best 13 touchdowns in the last season-12 Daniels, who threw 25 threw 25. McLorin finished second at Touchdown reception at NFL and in Red Zone with 10. Daniel had a correct total QBR of 100 while targeting McLorin in Red Zone and 90.6 in total.
But Kingsbury does not focus on previous year’s success, and he gives importance to more working work than sitting in a classroom.
Kingsbury said, “This is the time of work, and fortunately they had a lot of coordination and chemistry to build and Terry understands our system to go into the year 2, so that the process should be accelerated.” “But for me, the time of work together on the grass is the only way you can continue to make.”
