Lou Di Pietro

“The game has changed so much. There’s so much parity and pressure to win on a nightly basis, so you need your freshest guy in there,” Kolzig said. “For them to be able to have two guys that can do that and be fresh every night, it’s such a bonus.”

“Yeah, and I think it’s now being embraced by our team, our culture, and our coaching staff, and we’re going with that,” Harris said Monday of rhe name. “Now, in this building, the name Commanders means something.”

Over the weekend, news broke that the New York Jets are hiring Scott Turner as their passing game coordinator, and the Chicago Bears have hired Eric Bieniemy as their running backs coach.

Last week, the Nationals presented a handful of renderings to a group that included Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC Council Chair Phil Mendelson, those being proposed upgrades and improvements to both Nationals Park itself and the surrounding area.

“We’re looking for Commanders. We have a lot of cap flexibility and a full slate of picks, and wherever we can find players who are great at what they do and fit our culture, we’re gonna get them to come,” Harris said Monday.

There’s exciting, explosive, and then electrifying – and that’s what Jayden Daniels has,” McCoy said. “You have to rush smart, but you can’t rush scared. You have to be very aware, because he’s a threat at all points of the game, every down.”

As I think everyone knows, we’re considering multiple jurisdictions, and Gov. Moore have been amazing,” Harris said. “We were trying to get DC to the table – they weren’t because they didn’t have control of the land.”

“DC and Maryland are deciding what they want, and then we’ll react to that and let those conversations play out in confidence,” Harris said. “All I can tell you is we’re really hard at work right now trying to move the process forward with everyone.”

“(Daniels) was handed the responsibility and it was football, football, football. He has a lot of football under his belt, so there’s nothing but optimism ahead for them,” Leaf told BMitch & Finlay.

“What Quinn does also is he knows he’s not there just to develop players, he’s there to develop coaches as well, and I think he understands it,” Leaf said. “That’s why you have that lineage of all those guys. He watched Pete Carroll do it.”