While Commanders face questions at center, coach Dan Quinn expresses confidence in the position
After being blunt about where the Washington Commanders stand at center after their preseason loss at Detroit over the weekend, coach Dan Quinn expressed more confidence Monday about the position that has been hampered by injuries and inconsistent play. Asked if he feels the Commanders have enough talent on the roster at center, Quinn said, "We do, but we still have work to do there.” Center…
The Washington Commanders' center position remains a concern for the team following their preseason loss to Detroit. Coach Dan Quinn expressed confidence in both starting center Julian Good-Jones, a veteran who has played in only one NFL game, and rookie Matt Gulbin, a sixth-round pick. Neither player has been fully cleared for practice due to injury concerns, with Good-Jones sidelined due to a calf injury and Gulbin still adjusting to playing center.
The Commanders' offensive line has faced challenges in pass protection, and Quinn plans to evaluate both players further during a joint practice with Baltimore on Wednesday and their upcoming game against the Ravens on Friday. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the center position, Quinn remains confident in the system and the players' ability to handle the role.
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