Commanders' rookie Sonny Styles is a big fan of Daronte Jones' scheme
Washington Commanders rookie linebacker Sonny Styles praises defensive coordinator Daronte Jones' 'super fun defense' and teaching style.
In the second week of Washington Commanders' training camp, rookie linebacker Sonny Styles spoke with NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and Brian Baldinger about his experiences. Despite the hot weather, Styles walked up the hill, stating he had fresh legs. The rookie discussed his preparation under former Ohio State defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, his work with younger players, and his enjoyment of the Commanders' defensive scheme.
Styles described the defense as "super aggressive" and emphasizing "playing on our terms." He praised the new coordinator, Daronte Jones, for making the offense appear easy to understand, despite the defense presenting multiple looks. Styles appreciated Jones' ability to teach the game in a simple manner. The rookie also commended the Commanders' defensive line, noting that their work makes it easier for linebackers to make their reads and perform their duties.
Daronte Jones began his first season as a defensive coordinator in the NFL, having coached at the collegiate level previously.
Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — it may contain errors, so check the original before relying on it.
