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Updated · Yahoo Sports · Aug 5
Commanders Resume Padded Camp on Day 6 as Quinn Targets Penalties and Bad Snaps
Updated
Updated · Yahoo Sports · Aug 5

Commanders Resume Padded Camp on Day 6 as Quinn Targets Penalties and Bad Snaps

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · Aug 5

Summary

  • Day 6 in Ashburn brought Washington back into pads, with Dan Quinn saying the priority was cleaning up the penalties and errant snaps that marred Tuesday's practice.
  • Laremy Tunsil and Sam Cosmi returned after the first veteran rest days of camp, while all 4 quarterbacks kept working with a rotating group of centers because Nick Allegretti remains sidelined by a calf injury.
  • Quinn said players on both sides are absorbing new schemes quickly under first-time NFL play-callers David Blough and Daronte Jones, citing the roster's collective football IQ.
  • Jeremy Reaves has earned more time at safety through what Quinn called elite communication, and Dyami Brown is already making an impact after returning following a season with Jacksonville.

Insights

With the defense dominating padded practices, is the Commanders' new attack scheme truly elite, or is the offense just lagging behind?
Can Washington's rookie coordinators transform early camp struggles into a dominant 2026 season, or will growing pains derail their new schemes?
Will Dyami Brown overcome his past drop issues to secure the crucial WR2 role, or will Treylon Burks steal the spotlight?