Commanders have run a bunch of play-action, to no avail. Why? Can it be fixed?
2 years, 2 months ago

Commanders have run a bunch of play-action, to no avail. Why? Can it be fixed?

New York Times  

ASHBURN, Va. — There’s no deception about the Washington Commanders’ struggles with play-action. “First things first, we gotta protect the quarterback,” offensive coordinator Scott Turner said last week. Dotson’s pre-draft questions for The Athletic’s draft insider Dane Brugler included “marginal body strength and can be knocked off his route path by defenders.” Two of Dotson’s TD grabs came despite blanket coverage. Yo this rookie is the real deal 📺 FOX | #HTTC pic.twitter.com/6dHneR0vy4 — Washington Commanders September 11, 2022 Play calling is the potential elixir, especially since Wentz hasn’t been much of an anticipation passer. Neither Dotson nor Samuel has practiced this week, though Turner said Thursday, “They’re gonna be close for the game.” Washington needs a result Sunday that’s more than being close against Tennessee.

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