Source: Fox News
Summary
Super Bowl champion Joe Theismann, a 76-year-old former Washington Redskins quarterback, discussed the upcoming season for the Washington Commanders. He noted that the team struggled with injuries last season, particularly on defense, and added that the team’s defense has improved with the addition of players like Odafe Oweh, Leo Chenal, and Tim Settle. Theismann also mentioned that the team’s offense will be called differently under new offensive coordinator David Blough.
Our Reading
The game followed a familiar script.
The Commanders’ season was marked by injuries, particularly on defense, which led to their underwhelming 5-12 record.
The team’s defense struggled last season, giving up 26.5 points per game, which was 27th in the NFL.
The Commanders added several key players on defense, including Odafe Oweh, Leo Chenal, and Tim Settle, to address their porous defense.
The game is won on the field, not in the offseason, and Theismann’s words are just a reminder that the Commanders still have to prove themselves on the field.
Original Observation: This one feels like Groundhog Day for the Commanders, with the same issues resurfacing year after year.
