Saints’ new guard explains why the run game is coming together early in camp
David Edwards likes the progress New Orleans has made this offseason.
In the initial days of New Orleans Saints' training camp, guard David Edwards, a veteran offensive lineman, expressed optimism about the team's burgeoning run game. Edwards credited the diverse skill sets of the running backs, with new addition Travis Etienne Jr.'s patience and Alvin Kamara's explosive abilities, as key contributors to the offensive identity.
Edwards emphasized the importance of aligning each player's strengths with specific roles, allowing them to operate freely and enjoy the process. The coaching staff has been diligent in executing both zone and gap blocking schemes, instilling a deep understanding of the team's collective responsibility. Edwards highlighted the coaches' efforts to foster unity among the 11 offensive players, ensuring seamless collaboration.
With fundamentals being a primary focus, the offensive line and running backs are making significant strides, setting the stage for a promising season ahead.
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