The offensive commander coordinator says Terry McLaurina and other injured players lost star-news.press/wp
The crimes of Washington Commanders struggled to himself on an open season on August 8 against the new England patriots. The group was held at 18 points while making two rounds, but the offensive KLIFF Kingsbury coordinator identified one of the reasons behind these issues: injuries.
“Yes, I think that’s the work that is in progress” Kingsbury recounted earlier, when asked about how he felt about the offense. “I don’t think so, until some other pieces go back, we know what we are.”
The group is dealing with many key lesions. Guard Sam Cosmi is still going back from a scratch ACL. Backup Quarterback Marcus Mario is dealing with light leg voltage below. Jacory Croskey-Merritta ran to his shoulder injury. Lucas Niang will lose offensive attacks after putting on the injured reserve this week.
“We’ve had some good options for other boys to see those who work in these jobs,” Kingsbury explained. “But when you don’t project your projected two other projects, your projected or your projected pieces protect two pieces, it will not really give you the opportunity to do this relationship or actually build that relationship until everyone else is.”
A piece that reflected, was an extensive recipient of Terry McLaurin, hoping to ensure the extension of the contract in the early July field. Holding with the Soldzbury, Kingsbury has noticed the impact of McClater’s absences in the group.
“Certainly in practice, such things, until the grass has been taken and actually felt the trajectories of this nature and don’t know how much it can come out of that,” Kingsbury said. “So I think I’m at that point, when they are available, when they are available, when they are available and when we are as a crime.”
Unfortunately, this will be difficult since Terry McLaurina deals with an injury and staging attachment. When he does not participate, this crime is very different from 30 points of more than 30 points in the playoff.
“It’s just time to perform tasks, last year, last year’s report and chemistry to build a lot, and Terry understands that our system goes two years, so it should speed up the process,” Kingsbury explained the process. “But for me, it’s the time to keep working together in the grass is the only way you can continue to build.”
McLaurin does not appear to be ready to play in a game scheduled on Monday. It does not even start participating in group drills or group practices.
“I mean, there’s a heap relationship with him,” Kingsbury said. “You know, he has been here, but he has worked with the preparers. So until we return to the grass, we will start building back up.”
It will be seen whether McLaurin performs. In any case, Kliff Kingsbury believes that his team must have proved to the regular season against the New York giants.
“Some boys are taking advantage of options, and some don’t,” he said. “And that’s what we want to know about Terry and Noah (Brown) (Samuel). And then there are a lot of guys trying to get a list. So it’s been a good competition to show that there is still a lot in the next three weeks.”
Commanders will take cincinnati flares on Monday night. The game is planned at 8:00 pm.
2025-08-15 21:39:00
