Training camps are in full swing across the NFL, and the Washington Commanders are no exception. Held in Ashburn, Virginia, the camp has been a hub of activity with players vying for positions and coaches making critical decisions. Here’s a detailed look at what’s happening on the ground.

Quarterback Room: Jayden Daniels' Progress

Commanders' coach Dan Quinn has been particularly impressed with quarterback Jayden Daniels. Quinn noted that Daniels made significant improvements during the season, especially in his decision-making and efficiency. Daniels himself highlighted his offseason focus on improving footwork to enhance his accuracy.

Key Performances

• Jayden Daniels: Displayed his improved skills with a 25-yard touchdown pass to new receiver Deebo Samuel Sr. during 11-on-11 drills.
• Josh Conerly Jr.: The rookie worked with the second offensive line, showing potential but still needing to earn his spot.
• Von Miller: The veteran linebacker took several pass-rushing reps, demonstrating his experience and skill.

Position Battles and Depth Chart

Quinn is ensuring that no position is handed out easily. Rookies and veterans alike are being pushed to earn their spots, making for intense competition. The battle for the final 53-man roster is heating up, with several players on the bubble.

Updates on Terry McLaurin

Receiver Terry McLaurin was notably absent from recent sessions, adding an element of uncertainty to the team’s receiving corps. Daniels commented on the situation, stating it’s just business as usual.

Looking Ahead

As the preseason approaches, the Commanders' camp will continue to be a focal point for updates. Keep an eye on emerging players who could make a significant impact this season.

For more detailed updates, stay tuned as we bring you the latest from the Commanders' training camp.